Jones treats the matter in his Defence of North Carolina (1834), pages 34-56. It deals chiefly with Husband's Sermons to Asses. Hawkes has a sketch in Cooke's Revolutionary History of North Carolina (1853), pages 13 et seq. Caruthers also treats of the subject, but not extensively, in his Revolutionary Incidents (first series), pages 24 et seq. He is entirely on the side of the Regulators. He went carefully over the ground and obtained a great deal of his material from old men who had once been Regulators. Caruthers treats it extensively in his Life of Dr. BASSETT, of Trinity College, North Carolina.ġ The Regulation is one of the best written about subjects of North Carolina history. XI.-THE REGULATORS OF NORTH CAROLINA (1765-1771). Revised TEIHeader and created catalog record for the electronic edition.įinished TEI-conformant encoding and final proofing.
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