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James Habersham's Letter to the Earl of Dartmouth, Notifying Him of Increasing Commercial Dealing and Population of Georgia and Transmitting Hopes that Lands to be Ceded by Indians Will Only Increase Their Produce and Security
Author: The Earl of Dartmouth's Letter to James Habersham, Referring to Propositions Suggested for Lands Due to be Ceded by the Indians, and Preparations Being Made to Enhance Silk Cultures in Georgia
Author: The Earl of Dartmouth's Letter to James Habersham, Approving His Conduct in Removing Lawless Settlers from the Lands Lately Ceded by the Cherokee Indians
Author: The Earl of Dartmouth's Letter to James Habersham, Stipulating Plans to be Carried Out Upon the Cherokee and Creek Cession of Lands, Such as Surveying and Allocation of Finance Raised by Sale of Those Lands
Author: James Habersham's Letter to the Earl of Hillsborough, Notifying Him that the Creek Indian Responsible from Murdering Mr Carey of Queensborough Has Been Out to Death, and Discussing Commercial Profits of Lands to be Ceded by the Indians
Author: James Habershams's Letter to the Earl of Hillsborough, Notifying Him on Inadequate State of Prisons in Georgia, and His Having Dissolved the Assembly Following Their Refusal to Acknowledge the Indisputable Right to Negative a Speaker
Author: The Earl of Dartmouth's Letter to Governor Wright, Celebrating the Accuracy of Report Submitted on the State of Georgia, and Referring to Attack Made of Family Lately Settled on Lands Ceded by Indians
Author: Letter to the Earl of Dartmouth from James Habersham Following Dartmouth's Appointment as Secretary of State
Author: A History of Georgia
Author: William Bacon StevensPublisher:
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Category : Georgia
Languages : en
Pages : 574
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Our Todays and Yesterdays
Author: Margaret Davis CatePublisher:
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Category : Brunswick (Ga.)
Languages : en
Pages : 84
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