Read the excerpt from A True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia. The First Thing he [Oglethorpe] did after he arrived in Georgia, was to make a kind of solemn Treaty with a Parcel of fugitive Indians . . . . and all of them have been ever since maintained at the Publick Charge, at vast Expense, when many poor Christians were starving in the Colony . . . a larger Sum of Money has been expended for the Support of those useless Vagrants, than ever was laid out for the Encouragement of Silk, Wine, or any other Manufacture in the Colony.

Which statement best sums up Tailfer’s point of view?

Oglethorpe’s first treaty should have been with the Spanish, not the Indians.
Rather than help the Indians, Oglethorpe should have helped the settlers.
Oglethorpe was right to try to establish good relations with the Indians.
Rather than encouraging farming, Oglethorpe should have helped the Indians.