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  • "M" is for Mules. A mule is a hybrid animal that results from breeding a male donkey with a female horse. Although mules have gender, they are sterile and…
  • "N" is for the Negro Seamen Acts.
  • "C" is for Council of Safety. In June 1775, prompted by rumors of British-sponsored slave and Indian attacks and news of hostilities at Lexington and…
  • "P" is for Progressive Movement. South Carolina progressives, like reformers throughout the United States, emerged primarily from the town-based middle…
  • "O" is for Opportunity Schools. Dr. Wil Lou Gray, the state supervisor in adult education, created a boarding school for young people who could not attend…
  • "G" is for Goose Creek Men. The Goose Creek Men were primarily English Barbadians who immigrated to South Carolina in the 17th century seeking land and…
  • "H" is for Hamburg. Founded in 1821 and located on the Savannah River in what is now Aiken County, the town of Hamburg was one of antebellum South…
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  • Not common in this state, the Marbled Underwing moth ranges from New England to South Carolina.
  • A bird loses its make to a car strike and lingers close by...
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