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The James Sprunt Historical Publications, Vol. 12 (Classic Reprint): Published Under the Direction of the North Carolina Historical Society - Couverture souple

J. G. De Roulhac Hamilton

 
9781331972525: The James Sprunt Historical Publications, Vol. 12 (Classic Reprint): Published Under the Direction of the North Carolina Historical Society

Synopsis

A clear view of how royal rule shaped North Carolina’s government
This volume examines how the colony’s rulers and representatives argued over land policy, taxation, and official power. It shows how frontier life and local needs tested the crown’s authority and sparked clashes that helped form a distinct American approach to self‑government.

The excerpts trace the shift from colony to royal province, detailing how governors, councils, and assemblies interacted and fought over prerogatives. You’ll see how quit-rents, land grants, and the administration of justice were debated, interpreted, and sometimes redefined by both sides. The text underscores the tension between imperial control and local interests that defined North Carolina’s royal era.

- Understand how the governor and council held executive power, and how the assembly pressed for local rights and control over money and policy.
- Learn about the key disputes over quit-rents, land tenure, and the administration of the colony’s legal system.
- See how wars, frontier pressures, and relations with Indians influenced governance and policy.
- Discover how proprietary rule gave way to royal oversight and what that meant for colonial administration.

Ideal for readers of early American history who want a grounded, documentary look at how law, land, and power shaped a Southern colony. This edition helps connect colonial practices to broader questions of representation and governance in the American experience.

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