by James C Bonner. 1961. 499p

The document discusses the history and governance of Georgia as a Trust Colony, highlighting key aspects such as the establishment of Fort Frederica as a military outpost and the controversial policies of the Trustees, which restricted colonists' access to slaves and rum. It details the agricultural focus on rice and indigo, noting the struggles of small farmers against wealthier planters. Additionally, it addresses the relationships with Indigenous peoples and the challenges faced by the Trustees in managing the colony, ultimately leading to governance issues and the suspension of officials.