An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, Volume 1 by Alexander Hewatt
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_Of its birds._
_Of its snakes and vipers._ _Of its insects._ _Joseph Morton made governor._ _Pennsylvania settled._ _The proprietors forbid the trade in Indians._ _The toleration of pirates in Carolina._ _Cause of migration from England._ _Cause of migration from France._ _The European animals increase._ _The manner of obtaining turpentine in Carolina._ _And of making tar and pitch._ _A difference with the civil officers._ _James Colleton made governor._ _His difference with the house of assembly._ _Seth Sothell chosen governor._ _His oppression, and expulsion._ CHAP. III. _A revolution in England._ _The French refugees meet with encouragement._ _Philip Ludwell appointed governor._ _Harsh treatment of the colonists to the refugees._ _The manner of obtaining lands._ _Juries chosen by ballot._ _Pirates favoured by the colonists._ _Thomas Smith appointed governor._ _The planting of rice introduced._ _Occasions a necessity for employing negroes._ |
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