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GA and FL both built up defenses despite orders for harmony
Source: The Debatable Land #557
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But old animosities could not be entirely forgotten in a minute. Georgia settlers felt uneasy and called for a garrison on the Altamaha (1751). Disturbing reports were heard of new fortifications at San Agustin and San Marcos; Spain's minister Ensenada showed a French leaning. Hostile orders were sent to the Spanish governors; and Spanish agents showed suspicious activity among the Lower Creeks. Bedford complained.
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