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Posted by: Drummerboy - 07-28-2007, 08:21 PM - Forum: Off Topic
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Hello all,
Presently, I am trying to write something on the Battle of Alamance in North Carolina (1771) aka "War of the Regulators". It is a very neglected part of American history and books about it are very rare. So saying, some claim that it was the First battle of the American Revolution. I was wondering if anyone had books on this subject, especially the following 2:
1. A Sketch of the life and character of the Rev. David Caldwell, D.D., near sixty years pastor of the churches of Buffalo and Alamance. Including two of his sermons; some account of the Regulation, together with the Revolutionary transactions and incidents in which he was concerned; and a brief notice of the ecclesiastical and moral condition of North Carolina while in its colonial state. (By E.W. Caruthers).
2. The Battle of Alamance: (The First Battle of the American Revolution). By William Edward Fitch.
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Some Neglected History of North Carolina: Being an Account of the Revolution of the Regulators and of the Battle of Amalance, the First Battle of the American Revolution. (By William E. Fitch).
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Posted by: et4tango - 07-28-2007, 08:13 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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This may be addressed but I could not find a thread...
I'm preparing for Am. Lit but I got this nagging feeling that it may duplicate with I and Anal. Lit which I already passed?
I called Excelsior but they wouldn't answer my question until the official eval. is done which will be in three weeks.
Is this a stupid question?
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Posted by: baker435 - 07-27-2007, 11:05 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I am getting ready to take the Civil War & Reconstruction Dantes. I have had a lot of difficulty with the US History I & II CLEP. Any advice on this Dantes exam? I have watched the Burns series and bought the Spark notes and have been using InstaCert. Is there something I should spend more time studying? Do any of you remember what meterial is covered more on the test? I must pass this exam!!!!
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| Will InstaCert really get me prepared? |
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Posted by: deano - 07-27-2007, 04:01 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I am new to this site but have read a ton of posts, including "Just Instacert".
As you can see below I don't have many tests to take and I would like to pass them the first time and as soon as possible. It's worth 20 bucks for thirty days if I am sure the InstaCert study guides will help me pass the tests I have left. I've been buying textbooks studying them the night before the test and hoping for the best. Your comments would be greatly appreciated.
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| Excelsior grading policy changes imminent |
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Posted by: barcotta - 07-27-2007, 03:58 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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There is still considerable confusion regarding this issue amongst the advisors at Excelsior, but I became concerned when I read the following post on "another" forum:
#19 07-19-2007, 02:17 AM
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Thanks for setting the record straight Coach! I just called excelsior about the original issue, deleting credits to raise you GPA they said starting in august they will no longer do that, something about them becoming state funded. Anyways I guess I will have to sneak in there quick before they change things.
I called to get the skinny and found out that due to their Title IV approval (not "state funded" as noted above) they will no longer be transferring in any D's for any program. Starting when? No one is sure. The only thing we know now is that some new rules are likely to start soon--so if there are current or prospective Excelsior students out there, and cherry-picking grades or transferring in D's is important to you--keep your ears and eyes open. This post may be more appropriate as "off-topic" but since I only check that on rare occassion and this info may prove to be time-sensitive, I decided to post here. FYI everyone.
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