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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_Perpetual slavery repugnant to the principles of humanity and
Christianity._ _Foreign colonies encouraged from views of commercial advantage._ _Indians complain of injustice._ _The troubles among the settlers continue._ _John Archdale appointed governor._ _Archdale's arrival and new regulations._ _Treats Indians with humanity._ _The proprietors shamefully neglect agriculture._ _Archdale returns to England, and leaves Joseph Blake governor._ _A colony of French in Florida._ _The French refugees incorporated by law._ _Depredations of pirates._ _A hurricane, and other public calamities visit the province._ _James Moore chosen governor._ _Lord Granville palatine._ _King William's charter to the society for propagating the gospel._ _An established church projected by the Palatine._ _But disliked by the majority of the people._ _Governor Moore resolves to get riches._ _Encourages irregularities at elections._ _Proposes an expedition against Augustine._ _Which proven abortive._ _The first paper currency made._ _The expedition against the Apalachian Indians._ _The culture of silk._ _And of cotton._ _Rice fixed on by the planters as a staple commodity._ CHAP. IV. |
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