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James Crews was a British in the 17th century and an associate of Bacon during Bacon's Rebellion, unanimously elected burgess by the freemen of Henrico County during said rebellion.^[1]

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^ Rothbard, Murray (1979). Conceived in Liberty. Mises Institute. p. 155. ISBN 978-1933550985.

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