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Excerpt from Transactions of the Medical Association of Georgia: Forty-Ninth Annual Session, 1898
Wesley, lived for weeks, and there erected fortifications for the purpose of defending the English colonists against the incursions of the Spaniards in Florida. So, twice this island was used for the purpose of protecting the people of Georgia from the incursions at the hands of the Spaniards. Who knows what may occur on this island in the next three months? Fortunately, it is impossible for any gunboat to get nearer than six miles of the island on account of the water being too shallow, and I really believe the safest place in the Southern States will be somewhere on the Cumber land Island, perhaps this hotel. (applause) Anyway, we propose to keep the Hotel open, Spaniards or no Spaniards.
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