Colonial Records of the State of Georgia; Volume 6

This primary source material includes records of colonial Georgia from its founding in 1733 up until the American Revolution. These records include letters, land grants, and council proceedings. They shed light on the early inhabitants of the state, including Native Americans, and provide insight into the political and social climate of the time.
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