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   There's no greater regulator than death, it controls time while time maintains its personification. A truly chilling, yet poetic verse that happens to be a favorite song of my own. The song's about time and its relation to death.

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   What was the Regulator movement?

   • The Regulator Movement was a series of uprisings over excessive taxation and lack of law enforcement in the British colonies of North and South Carolina from 1765 to 1771. In South Carolina, the Regulator Movement protested the failure of British government officials to maintain law and order in the western frontier backcountry.

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   What does the'regulator' mean?

   • the reference to the "regulator" (yes, a clock) is about how he is just waiting on the time to come when its dark enough for his to break in and kill her. The song's about time and its relation to death. Time's the longest mile. Some would like to dream that their time in life be sped along.

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   Who were the regulators and what did they do?

   • The word Regulator had first been used in England in 1655 to refer to someone who was appointed to address abuses of power. Herman Husband, one of the Regulator leaders, said that the Regulators sought “to be Governed by Law, and not by the Will of officers.” The Regulators were not formed to oppose the colonial government.

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   What does a 'regulator' do?

   • "Dream with the feathers of angels stuffed beneath your head. The regulator's swinging pendulum." He has waited for them to fall asleep. He will kill them now, and he hopes she will she will not awake during the act, and simply wake up in Heaven. The regulator is a clock, as mentioned, but a 'Regulator' is also a lawman of the old West.

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   During the early 1760s, the population of the British colonies of North Carolina and South Carolina grew rapidly as colonists from eastern cities migrated to the western frontier in hopes of finding new opportunities. Originally composed mainly of farmers in an agricultural economy, the influx of merchants and lawyers from the eastern colonies disr...

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   Strongest in Orange, Anson, and Granville counties, the Regulators began by petitioning the provincial legislature to recall and replace its British-appointed court and government officials with local residents. When this failed, the Regulators publicly pledged to pay only legally levied taxes and to respect only the will of the majority. Now growi...

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   Outraged by events in Hillsborough, Governor Tryon, with the approval of the colonial Assembly, personally led his well-armed and trained militia from the provincial capital of New Bern to the western backcountry intent on permanently ending the Regulator Movement. Camped along Alamance Creek west of Hillsborough on the morning of May 16, 1771, the...

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   The extent to which the Regulator Movement and the War of the Regulation served as catalysts to the American Revolution remains an issue of debate. Some historians argue that the Regulator Movement foretold the coming independence movement’s resistance to British authority and unfair taxation in the Revolution. Several former Regulators were known ...

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   Bassett, John Spencer (1895). "The Regulators of North Carolina (1765-1771).” Documenting the American South, https://docsouth.unc.edu/nc/bassett95/bassett95.html.

   “The Nutbush Address (1765).” North Carolina History Project, https://northcarolinahistory.org/encyclopedia/the-nutbush-address-1765/.

   Klein, Rachel N. “Ordering the Backcountry: The South Carolina Regulation.” The William and Mary Quarterly, 1981, doi:10.2307/1918909, https://www.jstor.org/stable/1918909?seq=1.

   Engstrom, Mary Claire. “Fanning, Edmund.” Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, 1986, https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/fanning-edmund.

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   May 29, 2006 · Clutch: The Regulator live. telemov. 472 subscribers. 3K. 918K views 17 years ago. "The Regulator" by Clutch live in Kill Devil Hills, NC. Watch closely at the end to see the rock dripping...

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