. The Georgia historical quarterly. PUBLISHED BY THE rEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA i* -it VOL. II--No. 1 MARCH, 1918 hi - r .?:? 1S . CONTENTS Georgia Historical Quarterly, March, 1918 ??:?--? Pages* ? ?-?TrJB Liberty County, Georgia By John B. Mallard ifigaB ?„ . •• ?? . :? Sir James Wright, Governor of Georgia, 1760-1782 $| „By William Harden 22-36ft ?? -V- ? ? ? • • :^J An Early Description of Georgia, from The Gentlemans Magazine ._ - 37-4* Protest and Caveat of Governor Wright against Thomas j)H Boone .. 434<5 -??The Moravians of Georgia and Pennsylvania as Ed
. The Georgia historical quarterly. PUBLISHED BY THE rEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA i* -it VOL. II--No. 1 MARCH, 1918 hi - r .?:? 1S . CONTENTS Georgia Historical Quarterly, March, 1918 ??:?--? Pages* ? ?-?TrJB Liberty County, Georgia By John B. Mallard ifigaB ?„ . •• ?? . :? Sir James Wright, Governor of Georgia, 1760-1782 $| „By William Harden 22-36ft ?? -V- ? ? ? • • :^J An Early Description of Georgia, from The Gentlemans Magazine ._ - 37-4* Protest and Caveat of Governor Wright against Thomas j)H Boone .. 434<5 -??The Moravians of Georgia and Pennsylvania as Educa- 1 f^ tors . :__ By the Editor 475^T ? ?*-.; SM Oueries and Answers 57S9 ...£lEditors Notes 6o-6r . :?! I THEi GEORGIA HISTORICALQUARTERLY. PUBLISHED BY THE GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA VOL. II-No. 1 - MARCH, 1918 Primed for the Society by BRAID & HUTTON, Savannah, Georgia ONE DOLLAR A NUMBER THREE DOLLARS A YEAR THE GEORGIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY iVol. ii MARCH, 1918 No. LIBERTY COUNTY, GEORGIA An Address Delivered at Hinesville, July 4, 1876 By JOHN B. MALLARD When the sun went down on the night of the i8th of April,1775, England and her American Colonies, exasperated asthey were, might still, by a generous regard on the part of theformer to the rights of the latter, have remained together inthe bonds of union. When the stars vanished on the morning of the 19th,bands of iron could not have held them together. The palemoon, as she rose on the night of the 18th, witnessed the em-barcation of a detachment of the army of General first beams of the rising sun of the 19th fell upon a spotof ground, red with the blood of murdered heroes. Distress and sorrow had gathered over the inhabitants of
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