...England by Rev. Charles W. Howard, at a large expense to the State. These are comprised in twenty-two volumes, folio. Fifteen are from the records of the...reports, relating to the colonial period of Georgia. Agreeably to a resolution offered at the December meeting, a committee have been appointed to report...

...large folio volumes, averaging over two hundred closely written pages each. Fifteen are from the office of the Board of Trade ; six from the State Paper Office, and one from the King's Library. The first four from the Board of Trade contain numerous letters on various topics connected with the...

...volumes, averaging over two hundred closely written pages each ; fifteen of them being from the office of the Board of Trade, six from the State Paper Office, and one from the King's Library. This is a most liberal and substantial patronage, and does great honor to Georgia. It is out of our...

...Stale, by Rev. Charles W. Howard. These are comprised in twenty-two volumes folio. Fifteen are from the Board of Trade, six from the State Paper office,...and one from the King's Library ; forming a body of the most important documentary information, relating to the colonial history of Georgia. the Georgia...

...lar'ge folio volumes, averaging over two hundred closely written pages each. Fifteen are from the office of the Board of Trade ; six from the State Paper Office, and one from the King's Library. By the exertions of the Georgia Historical Society there have also been placed in my hands complete...

...large folio volumes, averaging over two hundred closely written pages each. Fifteen are from the office of the Board of Trade, six from the State Paper Office, and one from the King's Library." — p. ix. Besides these, many other sources of information have been thrown open to him, in public...

...confided to the care of the society the invaluable documents obtained in England by the Rev. Charles \V. Howard, at a large expense to the State. "These are...Historical Society. They together contain about 7,000 volumes.—[See Account of the Georgia Historical Society, by WV B. Stevens, MD American Quarterly...

...confided to the care of the society the invaluable documents obtained in England by the Rev. Charles VV. Howard, at a large expense to the State. "These are...of the Georgia Historical Society, by WB Stevens, MU American Quarterly Register, May, 1840, p. 344.] " This province [Georgia] was scarce thirty years^...

...confided to the care of the society the invaluable documents obtained in England by the Rev. Charles VV. Howard, at a large expense to the State. "These are...most interesting statements, letters, and reports relatina: to the colonial period of Georgia." The Savannah Society Library has been lately united with...

...published several volumes of Collections. The Legislature confided to the care of the Society the valuable documents obtained in England by the Rev. Charles...reports relating to the colonial period of Georgia." Average annual amount expended for books since 1851, about 8100. Average annual number of volumes added...