Hopsewee: A Rice Plantation on the Santee River Most associate southern plantations with cotton, but in the mid-1700s the South Carolina Lowcountry first experienced the economic promise of tidal rice as a cash crop. The - North Santee - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Hopsewee: A Rice Plantation on the Santee River Most associate southern plantations with cotton, but in the mid-1700s the South Carolina Lowcountry first experienced the economic promise of tidal rice as a cash crop. The Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-12 19:27:03 Open Document File Size: 42,82 KB Share Result on Facebook City Urbana / Chicago / / Company University of South Carolina Press / North Bank of the North Santee / / Country Columbia / United States / / Facility University of Chicago Press / College of Charleston / University of Illinois Press / / NaturalFeature Lynches Island / Santee River / / OperatingSystem L3 / / Organization College of Charleston / University of Illinois Press / University of Chicago Press / South Carolina Historical Society / University of South Carolina / / Person Robert F.W. Allston / Daniel C. Rice / David Dangerfield / Thomas Lynch II / Walter Edgar / / ProvinceOrState South Carolina / Georgetown District / / Region North Santee / / SocialTag Charleston, South Carolina Charleston–North Charleston–Summerville metropolitan area Plantation Rice Hopsewee Santee River Atlantic slave trade Gullah Brookgreen Gardens South Carolina

Hopsewee: A Rice Plantation on the Santee River Most associate southern plantations with cotton, but in the mid-1700s the South Carolina Lowcountry first experienced the economic promise of tidal rice as a cash crop. TheAdd to Reading List