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50. The South Carolina Regulation

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51. The North Carolina Regulation

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52. The Uneasy Lull, 1770-1772

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53. The Gaspée Incident

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54. The Committees of Correspondence

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55. Tea Launches the Final Crisis

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56. The Boston Tea Party

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57. The Other Colonies Resist Tea

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58. The Coercive Acts

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59. The Quebec Act

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