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What is the reason for the charter of 1732​
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What is the reason for the charter of 1732​

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The Charter of 1732 permitted James Oglethorpe colonization authority over Georgia.

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The Charter of 1732 permitted James Oglethorpe colonization authority over Georgia. Georgia was founded as a debtor’s colony and for fortification against Spanish Florida’s opposing attacks. It was the last colony to be founded in the United States.
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