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GEORGIA AND GEORGIANS 203
above. If Oglethorpe could have remained in England lie would have
made a most useful member of the trust, punctual in attendance, ready
to work, successful in getting outsiders interested. He might thus have
served the colony as faithfully, if not so prominently, and during the
closing years he might have been still cordial with his associates instead
of absenting himself from their meetings, dissenting from their actions
when present, and disputing with them as to the balance of money due
on his accounts with them.