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In the mid-19th century, Benson J. Lossing traveled to North Carolina to create a series of engravings that detailed the Revolutionary War in the state.
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This is a biographical essay on historian and local person of note Joseph Seawell Jones of Shocco, North Carolina. A number of anecdotal stories about Jones are presented in addition to the biographical account of his life. Some quotations from Jones' published writing are also shared.
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Contrary to their Northern counterparts, educators in the Old South defended their focus on the antiquities and on Ancient Greek and Roman authors suggesting that the successes and failures of ancient civilization held significant meaning for modern society.
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An analysis of Thomas J. Jarvis' campaign for and service as North Carolina's governor starting in 1880. While governor, Jarvis showed concern for a number of issues later associated with Populism and agrarian reform rather than with Bourbon conservatism.