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Walter Glasco Charlton

 
9781330965863: The Making of Georgia Ogelthorpe (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

This book chronicles the founding and history of the state of Georgia through the lens of James Edward Oglethorpe, the man often referred to as its founder. The author delves into Oglethorpe's vision for a penal colony where debtors could seek a fresh start, examining how this idea shaped Georgia's early social and economic development. The author also sheds light on Oglethorpe's pivotal role in defending the colony against Spanish invasion during the War of Jenkins' Ear, demonstrating his military prowess and strategic brilliance. Furthermore, the book explores the complex relationship between Oglethorpe and the Native American tribes in the region, highlighting his efforts to maintain peaceful coexistence and his advocacy for their rights. By weaving together the narrative of Georgia's founding with Oglethorpe's life and legacy, this book offers a nuanced understanding of the state's origins and the enduring impact of its founder's vision and leadership.

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