Georgia and Cumberland Island Treaty Property Dispute
American and British commissioners clash over private property and slaves under the 1814 treaty. Admiral Cockburn and Sir Alexander Cochran discuss restitution scope, with Georgia inhabitants watching closely as exchanges and lists of slaves and goods are proposed and contested.
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