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In the early days, the Department of Conservation and Development, the Chamber of Commerce, and or The State did not exist to market North Carolina's features. However, expert salesmanship was by no means lacking. North Carolina's first publicity agents were the experienced sea captains, Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe who came over in 1584 to explore for Sir Walter Raleigh. Other agents of publicity for the state soon followed.
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14471
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Some of the superstitious beliefs of our ancestors in the Old North State may seem senseless impractical to us today but they were widespread during the early days of the Colony.
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14472
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Not only was William Lenoir an outstanding soldier during the American Revolutionary War, but he also served the state as Speaker of the North Carolina Senate and a member of the state Legislature.
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14473
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The progress of Williamston and Martin County has been along sound and substantial lines as the result of a well-balanced program of industry and agriculture.
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