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... Charleston , S. C. , in 1741 , styled , “ A True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia , in America , from its first Settlement thereof until this present Period , containing the most Authentic Facts , Matters and ...
... Charleston , S. C. , in 1741 , styled , “ A True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia , in America , from its first Settlement thereof until this present Period , containing the most Authentic Facts , Matters and ...
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Oglethorpe , with a hundred and sixteen persons , sailed from Gravesend and reached Charleston , in South Carolina , in January , 1733. * Gentlemen of the Society ! You have been pleased to identify this anniversary with the day ...
Oglethorpe , with a hundred and sixteen persons , sailed from Gravesend and reached Charleston , in South Carolina , in January , 1733. * Gentlemen of the Society ! You have been pleased to identify this anniversary with the day ...
Page 249
... Charleston before the Revolution . He was a Scotchman , and as most of his congregation were natives of Scotland and retired when the tempest of war began to gather around them , he too returned to England and employed his leisure in ...
... Charleston before the Revolution . He was a Scotchman , and as most of his congregation were natives of Scotland and retired when the tempest of war began to gather around them , he too returned to England and employed his leisure in ...
Page 251
... Charleston , where he was received by the Governor and Council in the kindest manner , and treated with every mark of civility and respect . " Governor Johnstone , sensible of the great advantage that must accrue to Carolina from this ...
... Charleston , where he was received by the Governor and Council in the kindest manner , and treated with every mark of civility and respect . " Governor Johnstone , sensible of the great advantage that must accrue to Carolina from this ...
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... Charleston , to arrange with Governor Bull the means and order of attack . The assembly were warmed into action by his presence , and voted £ 120,000 ( equal to about $ 70,000 ) and 400 men for the expedition . The men were placed un ...
... Charleston , to arrange with Governor Bull the means and order of attack . The assembly were warmed into action by his presence , and voted £ 120,000 ( equal to about $ 70,000 ) and 400 men for the expedition . The men were placed un ...
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