T.H. Breen makes his arguments very clear about tobacco culture and events of the farmers leading up towards the American Revolution. Breen created a masterpiece. His arguments are projected with such clear criteria. It is easy for one to pick up his book and understand his stances on the tobacco culture. There are no vivid moments. His book is organized with ideas, stories, and accounts from other authors and historians to make his book even more detailed. His case is overwhelmingly made clear when he states, “The great planters described the merchants as agents of an oppressive administration that seemed determined to crush constitutional liberties and economic prosperity in America. Though debt and tobacco did not bring the Virginians to