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In the days when dueling was in flower, there were many challenges issued and accepted in North Carolina, like the three presented here.
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15483
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In the olden days in North Carolina, a real gentleman considered that there was only one way to settle a dispute and that was with a duel. Many famous duels have taken place in North Carolina, both before and since a drastic law against them was passed in 1803, but none have been more famous than the Spaight-Stanly, Carson-Vance, and Stanly-Henry duels.
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11753
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North Carolina has five institutions located around the state which are endeavoring to make law-abiding men and women out of wayward boys and girls. Ivey discusses what each institution seeks to accomplish.
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11622
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William Gaston is one of North Carolina's greatest citizens. Lawyer, legislator, congressman, and judge, he wrote the words for \"The Old North State\", which, since 1927, has been North Carolina's official state song.
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14591
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William Gaston was one of North Carolina's truly great citizens, but thousands sing the state song without knowing that he was the author.
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