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Georgia. By His Honour James Habersham, Esquire, president and commander in chief ... A proclamation Whereas his most gracious majesty ... is determined ... to support and protect the Indians in amity and alliance with him in their just rights and possessions ... Given under my hand ... in the Council-chamber at Savannah, the fourth day of August ... one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two

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  • "Georgia. By His Honour James Habersham, Esquire, president and commander in chief ... A proclamation Whereas his most gracious majesty ... is determined ... to support and protect the Indians in amity and alliance with him in their just rights and possessions ... Given under my hand ... in the Council-chamber at Savannah, the fourth day of August ... one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two"@en
  • "Georgia. By His Honour James Habersham, Esquire, president and commander in chief ... A proclamation Whereas his most gracious majesty ... is determined ... to support and protect the Indians in amity and alliance with him in their just rights and possessions ... Given under my hand ... in the Council-chamber at Savannah, the fourth day of August ... one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two"
  • "Georgia. By His Honour James Habersham, Esquire, president and commander in chief ... A proclamation. Whereas his most gracious majesty ... is determined ... to support and protect the Indians in amity and alliance with him in their just rights and possessions ... Given under my hand ... in the Council-chamber at Savannah, the fourth day of August ... one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two"@en
  • "Georgia. By His Honour James Habersham, Esquire, president and commander in chief ... A proclamation : Whereas his most gracious majesty ... is determined ... to support and protect the Indians in amity and alliance with him in their just rights and possessions ... Given under my hand ... in the Council-chamber at Savannah, the fourth day of August ... one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two"

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