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a history of the Unitarian Chapel in the Market Place with transcripts fo the registers and notices of the nonconformist academies of Richard Frankland, M.A., and Caleb Rotheram, D.D.
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The book presents a defense of Francis Nicholson, the governor of South Carolina, addressing accusations made against him by members of the Bahama Company. It delves into the political tensions of the time, highlighting Nicholson's governance and the challenges he faced. The narrative seeks to clear his name and restore his reputation by countering the claims made against him, providing insights into colonial administration and the conflicts between local leaders and external business interests.
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