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In the 1800s what city was the most industrial in the south that was also the nations tobacco center
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In the 1800s what city was the most industrial in the south that was also the nations tobacco center
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Richmond was the most industrial in the South
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The city of
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Virginia was the most industrial in the South and was also the nation's tobacco center before the Civil War.
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