Get to Know James Edward Oglethorpe, Part 3 (1733-1743)

Get to know James Edward Oglethorpe, founder of the Georgia Colony, in this episode of Sophia’s Schoolhouse. This video is part three of four and covers Oglethorpe's life from his arrival in the Georgia colony in 1733 until 1743. For an educational guide to this episode visit (georgiahistory.com/education-o...)

[@Awakeningspirit20]

I visited Savannah this year truly for the first time and fell in love... I heard the name Oglethorpe a lot, and remember it from early US history in school. Interestingly, also General Greene, the namesake of my city in NC, all in Savannah, the apex of Georgia. Georgia's got some amazing history, I really want to go back as soon as I can!

[@elysian3319]

Thank you i needed this for my research paper!

[@wendydanforth3039]

All I know......is that this video needs like 1,000,000 likes and subscribers because this is so informational!

[@bricevanderwoodsan2433]

You a native Georgian or went to Oglethorpe University?

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James you thanked our company

[@janetprice85]

My ancestors recieved a royal land grant in 1755 for 150 acres in St.George Parish now in Screven County, Georgia. Twenty years later the Revolutionary War began. And after the Revolution one ancestor helped write the first constitution for the new state of Georgia. He sucessfully argued to the delegates that even slaves had the right to asseemble to worship God as they chose. An important right for slaves as the church would play a key role later in emancipation and the struggle for civil rights for decades.

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