George Walton is in Philadelphia as a delegate to the Congress. Back at home, much of Georgia was in the hands of the British. Walton and the other Georgia delegates, William Few and Richard Howley, are concerned that a potential peace settlement under uti possidetis might leave much of the south in British control. George Walton was likely at work on Observations Upon the Effects of Certain Late Political Suggestions. Soon, the Georgia Delegates would present the paper arguing that all the states had joined the war together and that none should be left under British control.
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