James Wright was the last royal governor of Georgia, and he was by far the most popular out of all the royal governors of Georgia. Unfortunately, he was kicked out of office by the colonists to create the country know known as the United States of America. However he did keep Georgia from wanting revolution the longest out of any other royal governor at the time. James Wright enforced the Stamp Act in Georgia. When the Revolutionary War broke out, Wright fled for London. He came back in 1779 to Savannah, where he served as royal governor for three more years. He left in 1782.

When James Wright came back to Georgia in 1779, which city did he go to?

Debtors are people that are in debt to other people. Back in colonial times, these people went to debtors’ prison. Debtors’ prison is a prison for people who are in debt and haven’t paid them off. In colonial times, many people would go to debtors’ prison. Some of them were not bums, which means they were educated people. Robert Castell. was one of them. He was an architect and James Edward Oglethorpe’s friend who went to debtors’ prison. He died there. Robert Castell and many others inspired Oglethorpe’s idea for a colony for debtors. This caused the creation of Georgia.

Who was Oglethorpe’s friend who went to debtors’ prison?