Letters Of Joseph Clay, Merchant Of Savannah, 1776-1793

This fascinating collection of letters and documents sheds light on the world of international trade in the late eighteenth century. The letters are written by Joseph Clay, a merchant based in Savannah, Georgia, and they provide a firsthand account of the challenges and opportunities facing traders in the era of the American Revolution.

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