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Page 38
... Edenton , Bath , New Bern , and Halifax , were smaller and less conspicuous as social and business centers than were Annapolis , Williamsburg , and Charleston . Governor Johns- ton , who was largely responsible for the transfer of ...
... Edenton , Bath , New Bern , and Halifax , were smaller and less conspicuous as social and business centers than were Annapolis , Williamsburg , and Charleston . Governor Johns- ton , who was largely responsible for the transfer of ...
Page 53
... Edenton , Bath , Halifax , and New Bern , were all small , and in 1760 were either stationary or declining . Their houses were built of wood and , except for Tryon's palace at New Bern - an extravagant structure , considering the ...
... Edenton , Bath , Halifax , and New Bern , were all small , and in 1760 were either stationary or declining . Their houses were built of wood and , except for Tryon's palace at New Bern - an extravagant structure , considering the ...
Page 157
... Edenton , which was thrown open for public use . These libraries differed from the circulating libraries of such booksellers as Gar- ret Noël of New York and John Mein of Boston , for example , in that no charge was made for THE ...
... Edenton , which was thrown open for public use . These libraries differed from the circulating libraries of such booksellers as Gar- ret Noël of New York and John Mein of Boston , for example , in that no charge was made for THE ...
Page 169
... Edenton , and St. Philip's at Charleston were all noble structures , and there were many others of less repute which were examples of good architec- ture . Often these churches were surrounded by high brick walls and the interior was ...
... Edenton , and St. Philip's at Charleston were all noble structures , and there were many others of less repute which were examples of good architec- ture . Often these churches were surrounded by high brick walls and the interior was ...
Page 172
... Edenton , was found to have offi- ciated less than twenty - five Sundays in the year 1755 ; his salary was reduced accordingly and a new arrangement was made whereby he was to be paid only for what he did ; yet Hall was looked upon as ...
... Edenton , was found to have offi- ciated less than twenty - five Sundays in the year 1755 ; his salary was reduced accordingly and a new arrangement was made whereby he was to be paid only for what he did ; yet Hall was looked upon as ...
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