by Andrew Jackson.
One governor of this state died in a duel with Lachlan McIntosh, while its royal Governor James Wright was the only British administrator to regain power of a colony during the American Revolution. One of its Loyalist leaders, Thomas Brown, was defeated while holding Fort Cornwallis against Elijah Clarke and Light-Horse Harry Lee. Another engagement saw fatal wounds suffered by Casimir Pulaski in this state, which earlier in 1742 had witnessed the Battle of Bloody Marsh. Home to the patriots Lyman Hall and Button Gwinett, a Supreme Court case voided the conviction of a missionary in this state who refused to obtain a state license to live in Indian Territory. That case prompted the line "John Marshall has made his decision—now let him enforce it!" by Andrew Jackson. FTP, name this state which convicted Samuel Worcester, a colony originally founded by James Oglethorpe.
One governor of this state died in a duel with Lachlan McIntosh, while its royal Governor James Wright was the only British administrator to regain power of a colony during the American Revolution.
{Georgia}