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13425
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Knott's Island legally belongs to Currituck County but not all of the good bridges and roads have returned the lost island to North Carolina.
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13426
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Starting from Currituck Inlet, Byrd's surveying party in 1728 crossed the Sound and landed on Knott's Island.
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13427
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Old-fashioned tough courses such as Latin are found at the Asheville School for Boys, whose well-trained graduates have experienced success.
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13428
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By 1718 Governor Spotswood had become disturbed by the reports of Blackbeard's attempted fortification of Ocracoke Island, North Carolina. The Governor hired two sloops to track him down and Lieutenant Robert Maynard brought Blackbeard to his end.
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