Revolutionary Leaders of North Carolina
Revolutionary Leaders of North Carolina
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Col. Rec. , X, 98.
19. Col. Rec. , X. , 114.
20. Col. Rec. , X. , 108-109.
21. Its proceedings are printed in Col. Rec. , X. , 164-220.
66 REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS OF NORTH CAROLINA here. The one thing that can be noticed was the reor ganization of the committee system. At the head of the new system and acting as executive head of the new government, was placed a provincial committee, called the Provincial Council. Its membership was composed of thirteen persons, one from the province at large and... two from each of the six military dis tricts into which the province had been divided. Serving under this Council were to be committees in the several districts. 22 Extensive powers were given to the Provincial Council. It was, as I have said, the executive head of the government, subject to no authority except that of the Provincial Congress. The success of this new scheme depended entirely upon the character and abil ity of the men who were to put it into operation. They were chosen as follows : Samuel Johnston, for the prov ince at large ; Cornelius Harnett and Samuel Ashe, for the Wilmington district ; Abner Nash and James Coor, for the New Bern district ; Thomas Person and John Kinchen, for the Hillsborough district ; Willie Jones and Thomas Eaton for the Halifax district ; Samuel Spencer and Waightstill Avery for the Salis bury district.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Col. Rec. , X, 98.
19. Col. Rec. , X. , 114.
20. Col. Rec. , X. , 108-109.
21. Its proceedings are printed in Col. Rec. , X. , 164-220.
66 REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS OF NORTH CAROLINA here. The one thing that can be noticed was the reor ganization of the committee system. At the head of the new system and acting as executive head of the new government, was placed a provincial committee, called the Provincial Council. Its membership was composed of thirteen persons, one from the province at large and... two from each of the six military dis tricts into which the province had been divided. Serving under this Council were to be committees in the several districts. 22 Extensive powers were given to the Provincial Council. It was, as I have said, the executive head of the government, subject to no authority except that of the Provincial Congress. The success of this new scheme depended entirely upon the character and abil ity of the men who were to put it into operation. They were chosen as follows : Samuel Johnston, for the prov ince at large ; Cornelius Harnett and Samuel Ashe, for the Wilmington district ; Abner Nash and James Coor, for the New Bern district ; Thomas Person and John Kinchen, for the Hillsborough district ; Willie Jones and Thomas Eaton for the Halifax district ; Samuel Spencer and Waightstill Avery for the Salis bury district.
What to read after Revolutionary Leaders of North Carolina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R D W Robert Digges Wimberly Connor to read onlineMoreLess
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