Some eighteenth century tracts concerning North Carolina
By: with, introductions and notes by William K. Boyd...
Series: Publications of the North Carolina historical commission
Publisher: Edwards & Broughton company
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Raleigh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 508
Subjects: North Carolina -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 -- Sources
Notes: These tracts "have been reprinted serially in the North Carolina historical review (January 1925 to January 1927, inclusive)"-Pref.
Includes facsimiles of original title-pages of most of the tracts.
Table of contents: title: A True and faithful narrative of the proceedings of the House of burgesses (1970).; title: William Borden's Addresses to the people and the burgesses (1746).; title: John Rutherford on The importance of the colonies to Great Britain (1761).; title: Henry McCulloch's Representations relative to the colonies (1761).; title: Maurice Moore on the Justice and policy of taxing the colonies (1765).; title: The Searcy Petition (1759) and the Sims Address (1765).; title: Hermon Husband's Remarks on religion (1761).; title: Hermon Husband's Impartial relation (1770).; title: Hermon Husband's Fan for fanning (1771).; title: Reverend George Micklejohn's Sermon to Tryon and his troops (1768).; title: A table of North Carolina taxes (1770).; title: Informations concerning North Carolina.; title: The independent citizen (1787).; title: A petition to the President and Congress (1791).