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English quickly challenged Spain’s claims to Georgia
Source: The Debatable Land #557
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The Georgia missions, with their slender garrisons, were not alone signs of Spain's desire to spread the Faith. They were evidences, likewise, of her title to all the vast area included in our "Old Southeast." This title was soon enough contested. From the days of Ribaut and Drake, French and English freebooters almost incessantly came up out of the Caribbean, traded with the natives of the interior, and raided the Spanish settlements on the Atlantic coast.
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