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The American General Store: A Cover Story
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The History of American Homesteading, Part 1: He Who Shall Not Work Shall Not Eat
Captain John Smith told the English colonists under his sway “he…
The History of American Homesteading, Part 2: The Little Cabin at Sinking Spring
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The History of American Homesteading, Part 3: Uncle Sam Is Rich Enough to Give Us All a Farm
https://www.homestead.org/homesteading-history/history-of-american-homesteading-part2/ "Come along, come along, make no delay, Come from every nation,…
The History of American Homesteading, Part 4: Generous Fruits That Never Fail
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The History of American Homesteading, Part 5: Stay Hungry; Stay Foolish
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