CHAP. IX.

_All commotions and oppressions in Europe favourable to America._

_Cultivation attended with salutary effects._

_Mean heat in Carolina._

_The diseases of the country._

_Climate favourable to the culture of indigo._

_The manner of cultivating and making indigo._

_The common methods of judging of its quality._

_Nova Scotia settled._

_The great care of Britain for these colonies._

_Low state of Georgia._

_Complaint of the people._

_Troubles excited by Thomas Bosomworth._

_With difficulty settled._

_The charter surrendered to the King._

_George Whitfield's settlement._

_Whitfield's orphan-house._

_Sketch of his character._

_A congress with Creeks._

_The Governor's speech to them._

_Malatchee's answer._

_A hurricane at Charlestown._

_The advantages of poor settlers in the province._

_The advantages of money-lenders._

_And of the borrowers._

_Great benefits enjoyed by the colonists._

_Progress of the province._

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