Early Carolina settlers praise Oglethorpe and resources
The passage extols plentiful hunting including venison and fowl, fish such as sturgeon, grapes for wine, and mulberry trees for silk worms. It credits Mr. Oglethorpe and the South Carolina Assembly for care, provision, and civil support, noting gratitude to trustees and local gentry.
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