Farming dissenters : the Regulator movement in Piedmont North Carolina
2011
975.602 T759 2011
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Title
Farming dissenters : the Regulator movement in Piedmont North Carolina
Published
Raleigh, N.C. : Office of Archives and History, North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, 2011.
Description
xiii, 221 p. : ill., maps, ports., facsims. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
975.602 T759 2011
System Control No.
(OCoLC)732344370
Note
Includes bibliographical references (p.167-201) and index.
Contents: Regulators and Alamance -- Land speculation and a geographic imbalance of power -- Orderly outbursts of backcountry resentment -- A century's legacy : dissenter religious culture as a carrier of political expectations -- Herman Husband, crystallizer -- The Sandy Creek network and its allies in the Regulator movement -- The gentlemen's agreement in Mecklenburg -- Petitions, court proceedings, and rioting in Hillsborough and Salisbury -- Tryon's militia, Regulator confrontation, and the Battle of Alamance -- Regulators as victims : repercussions of the militia attack -- Politics at work before the Revolution -- Land ownership and local power -- Religious divergence and growing support for revolution -- Appendix 1 : an incomplete compilation of names in a Regulator context -- Appendix 2 : Bibliographic essay : the historians and the Regulators.
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Contents: Regulators and Alamance -- Land speculation and a geographic imbalance of power -- Orderly outbursts of backcountry resentment -- A century's legacy : dissenter religious culture as a carrier of political expectations -- Herman Husband, crystallizer -- The Sandy Creek network and its allies in the Regulator movement -- The gentlemen's agreement in Mecklenburg -- Petitions, court proceedings, and rioting in Hillsborough and Salisbury -- Tryon's militia, Regulator confrontation, and the Battle of Alamance -- Regulators as victims : repercussions of the militia attack -- Politics at work before the Revolution -- Land ownership and local power -- Religious divergence and growing support for revolution -- Appendix 1 : an incomplete compilation of names in a Regulator context -- Appendix 2 : Bibliographic essay : the historians and the Regulators.
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