Acid Bath Demos Cover Art Shirt (watermarked)

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For the Acid Bath Demos Cover Art Shirt (watermarked) and I love this wealthy people. Up until about 1900, the vast majority of people never traveled further than 30 miles from where they were born. Yeah, but George Washington was super wealthy. Martha Custis, the woman he married, was probably the wealthiest widow in the country. And to be clear, Washington was quite well off on his own. He came from the planter class. He just didn’t become super rich until he married. Sort of. There were lots of slave owners at the time who had a few slaves to act as maids or something and they weren’t considered to belong. The “planter class” were those who owned lots of slaves and ran farms based on slave labor. Washington inherited a farm and ten slaves from his father at the age of eleven. He eventually came to own, not counting through his wife but individually, over a hundred and twenty people.

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So the Acid Bath Demos Cover Art Shirt (watermarked) and I love this planters were the biggest and often worst slave owners, but it was actually a wider population than just them. You also have to consider all the people who relied on slavery indirectly, like the small time farmers who hired slaves from the rich, those who used mills operated by slaves, those employed as slave drivers and those who made up slave patrols. The slavery system was much wider and deeper than just the wealthy at the top. Which made the pilgramages to Mecca all the more impressive back then. Having to travel for months on end to get there was a huge ordeal. Rich or poor you were travelling for eons to get there. As I said, certainly less than now, but that was still a lot of people, and if we are counting immigrants and settlers there were a lot of poor people who traveled far further than that. Are we only counting pleasure travel here? I would not be surprised if almost half of all Americans have never actually flown outside of the United States.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.