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Posted on 28 May ’11 by Jason Tomberlin

Item description: Portions of a report submitted to the Secession Convention by the governor and adjutant general of North Carolina.

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Item citation: From “The Military of the State.” [Raleigh, N.C.] : Syme & Hall, [1861], VC342.2 1861d v. 1, from the North Carolina Collection, Wilson Library, UNC Chapel Hill.

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