Letter, 1743 March 20, Charles-Town, So[uth] Car[o]l[i]na.

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Letter, 1743 March 20, Charles-Town, So[uth] Car[o]l[i]na.

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Garden discusses the state of religion in South Carolina and the plight of orphans sent to Georgia by Oglethorpe. Recipient unknown.

1 ALS ; 21 cm.

New England Historic Genealogical Society

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New England Historic Genealogical Society

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