| Description | Enclosures, 4 Jan 1775, extract of a letter from a friend in Charlestown [possibly Henry Laurens] to Richard Oswald, the people are disposed to quietness and all the obedience that ought to be expected from them, provided they are reinstated in those rights and privileges they previously enjoyed, the disposition of South Carolina is contrary to that shown by the Grand Juries there 21 Feb 1775, Richard Oswald, memorandum with respect to South Carolina, a very long and closely written paper, commercial difficulties in that province, suggests suitable measures to be taken with it, remarks on Georgia For full description see HMC 14th report available in SRO reading room |