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The Real America in Romance, Volume 6; A Century Too Soon (A Story

CHAPTER IX
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Nature always asserts her rights, and Christianity means gladness.
The English colonies of the south after the restoration began to show evidence of improvement.

Mr.William Drummond, the sturdy Scotch emigrant to Virginia, having been appointed governor of North Carolinia brought that country into the favorable notice of the world.

Clarendon gained for Carolinia a charter which opened the way for religious freedom.

One clause held out to the proprietaries a hope of revenue from colonial customs, to be imposed in colonial ports by Carolinia legislatures.

Another gave them authority to erect cities and manors, counties and baronies, and to establish orders of nobility with other than English titles.


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