War fears and timber crisis loom in Georgia and nation
Georgia leaders warn against rushing into war with Canada and Britain while focusing on timber shortages. Officials foresee long-term impacts from turpentine practices and forest loss, urging forestry laws, tree planting, and local manufacturing to boost home industry and reduce dependence on northern goods.
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