A Short History of the United States, 1492-1938Macmillan, 1939 - 1039 pages |
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... North Carolina Ashe , History of North Carolina ( 1908-1925 ) , the best treat- ment , but without appreciation of social and industrial development ; Hawks , History of North Carolina , 2 vols . ( 1857-1858 ) ; Bassett , Constitutional ...
... North Carolina Ashe , History of North Carolina ( 1908-1925 ) , the best treat- ment , but without appreciation of social and industrial development ; Hawks , History of North Carolina , 2 vols . ( 1857-1858 ) ; Bassett , Constitutional ...
Page 107
... North Carolina . The Cary Rebellion . At this time North Carolina was in serious commotion . Its population was strongly dissenting , among them many Quakers . The official class were of the Church of England , and by tendering the ...
... North Carolina . The Cary Rebellion . At this time North Carolina was in serious commotion . Its population was strongly dissenting , among them many Quakers . The official class were of the Church of England , and by tendering the ...
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... North was contending Clay's Com- for a sentiment ; and it was easier to relax sentiment than interest . The first and fourth resolution would favor the North , and on these the South must be content to give way . The others favored the ...
... North was contending Clay's Com- for a sentiment ; and it was easier to relax sentiment than interest . The first and fourth resolution would favor the North , and on these the South must be content to give way . The others favored the ...
Contents
Better Times in the Colony | 50 |
The Plymouth Colony | 59 |
The Colonies under the Later Stuarts 16601689 | 92 |
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