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Continuing his travels to North Carolina's counties, Goerch visits Hyde County. It is a paradise for hunters and fishermen, with all kinds of waterfowl and bounty from the ocean. It is one of the oldest state counties, and was named for Edward Hyde, who was the Governor of the colony. It has a number of interesting places, including Swanquarter's \"rambling church,\" Lake Mattamuskeet, and Ocracoke Island, where the notorious pirate Blackbeard fought his last battle.
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Lawrence writes of Franklin that \"for an entire generation in war and peace his name was a power in the land and he was one of the outstanding men of his generation.\" He was a Revolutionary War soldier, a state representative, a United States Senator, and Governor of the state.
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