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Why did Powhatan, for the most part, pursue peaceful relations with the Jamestown settlement?

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cedeverso | 21:03 Tue 24th Jan 2012 | History
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Why did Powhatan, for the most part, pursue peaceful relations with the Jamestown settlement?
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Okay, I think you may be winding us up
21:04 Tue 24th Jan 2012
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No, I just think they are a stupid, lazy, ignorant person who cant be botherd to do his / her own homework.
21:10 Tue 24th Jan 2012

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