Indian Affairs in Georgia, 1732-1756 (Classic Reprint)

Indian Affairs in Georgia, 1732-1756 (Classic Reprint)

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Florida a more immediate threat to Georgia than Louisiana. Spanish claims to georgia.-oglethorpe-sanchez treaties. Spaniards encourage Carolina slaves to run away. - Scalp buy ing. - Oglethorpe supported by Creeks, 1740. - Spaniards har assed by Creeks - Creeks seek Spanish friendship - English regain control of Creeks.

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ISBN: 9781391656878
Publisher: Fb&c Ltd
Imprint: Forgotten Books
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Number of pages: 202
Weight: 279g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 11mm