Proceedings Of The Safety Committee For The Town Of Wilmington, N. C., From 1774 To 1776
offers a unique glimpse into the local governance and revolutionary fervor of Wilmington, North Carolina, during the pivotal years leading up to American independence. Printed from the original record, this volume presents a detailed account of the actions and decisions made by the town's Safety Committee as they navigated the escalating tensions with British rule.
These proceedings provide invaluable insights into the day-to-day challenges and extraordinary measures undertaken by local leaders to maintain order, address grievances, and prepare for potential conflict. Researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the grassroots origins of the American Revolution will find this meticulously preserved record to be an essential resource for understanding the complexities of colonial life and the rise of revolutionary sentiment in the South.
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