What did the malcontents want more of?

The Malcontents were a group of settlers in colonial Georgia who sought more autonomy and rights from the colonial government. They wanted greater land ownership opportunities, the ability to use enslaved labor, and the repeal of restrictions on rum and other goods. Their dissatisfaction stemmed from the perceived limitations imposed by the Trustees of Georgia, which they believed hindered economic growth and personal freedom. Ultimately, they advocated for policies that would allow for a more prosperous and self-governing society.