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Contents
Explorations and Attempts at Settlement | 3 |
Natural Setting and Native Peoples | 18 |
Albemarle County | 32 |
Copyright | |
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adopted agriculture Albemarle American appointed Assembly authorized banks became Bern bill Board British called Cape Fear carried cause Church colony common companies Congress Constitution convention council counties court defeated delegates Democratic early East economic election England English especially established farm farmers federal five forces four Governor grant held House hundred important improvements increased Indian industry interests issue John labor land later leaders legislative legislature majority manufacturing March meeting military Negroes North Carolina organized party passed persons political population president problem production province Quakers railroads Raleigh reform region Regulators reported representatives Republican River roads schools Senate shillings ships slavery slaves social South southern state's thousand tion tobacco towns trade Union United University Virginia vote West western Whig Wilmington
Bibliographic information
| Title | North Carolina: The History of a Southern State |
| Authors | Hugh Talmage Lefler, Albert Ray Newsome |
| Edition | 3, illustrated |
| Publisher | University of North Carolina Press, 1973 |
| ISBN | 0807812021, 9780807812020 |
| Length | 807 pages |
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