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House Bills

House Bills was a publication series of the bills introduced into the North Carolina House of Commons.

Publication History

North Carolina's House of Commons was established in 1776, replacing the colonial-era House of Assembly. It was renamed the House of Representatives, its current name, in 1866.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1862-1863: HathiTrust has many of the bills of the 1862-1863 session, when North Carolina was part of the Confederacy.

Official Site / Current Material

• The NC General Assembly Bills and Laws page has information about recent legislation under consideration in the North Carolina House and Senate.

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