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  criminally prosecuted as a result of these events, what were the charges brought, and how were they tried?
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  • Thanks for the feedback. I was wondering how I should fix the problem related to the primary sources. After reading through the secondary sources, it appears that the Colonial Records of North Carolina and the Correspondences of William Tryon are the only available sources outside of archives physically located in North Carolina. Within these two collections, I scanned and posted whichever documents related to the Regulation, and then organized them chronologically. If I answer the question that you posed using the available primary sources, would it still suffer the same defect related to the primary sources? Also, is it worthwhile to retain the analysis that I've already posted? I agree that the Regulation was about class warfare, but one of farmer-debtors vs. merchant creditors (rather than rich vs. poor, which is Kay's argument - although I can now see that my analysis is unclear on this point).
 
 
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