The colonial period was a crucial time in the history of Georgia, shaping its society, economy, and politics. This volume of the colonial records provides a wealth of primary sources on this important era, including legislative acts, petitions, correspondence, and court records. It also provides valuable insights into the lives of Georgia's diverse population, including Native Americans, African Americans, and European settlers. A must-have for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the history of Georgia.

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