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Oglethorpe and the Georgia Trustees originally conceived Savannah, and the new colony, as a philanthropic endeavor.
There were additional prohibitions in the new colony on "spirituous liquors" (until 1742), and Catholics were forbidden to live in the colony until the territorial and commercial disputes in the region between England and Spain were settled in 1748.
For the remainder of the war, Savannah was blockaded from its seaward side, and conditions for the city's civilian population became extremely difficult.
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