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Excerpt from Church and State in North Carolina
The acts passed by the Assembly of 1711 in its efforts to settle the religious and political questions growing out of the troubles with the Dissenters came very near plunging the country into a real civil war, as we have already seen.1 But this new rebellion was nipped by the Virginia troops sent in by Gov. Spotswood, and the laws of which the colonists were here complaining remained in force.
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