Georgia
Subtitle: history written by those who lived it
By: edited by Mills Lane.
Contributors: Lane, Mills.
Publisher: Beehive Foundation
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Savannah, Ga
Language: eng
Number of pages: 368
Subjects: Georgia -- History -- Sources.
Notes: Includes index.
"A Beehive Press book."
1 ill. on t.p.: detail from a map of Georgia by E. Early, Savannah, 1818.
Table of contents: title: Foreword.; title: Colony. Voyages to Georgia, 1733-35; title: General Oglethorpe at war, 1738-42; title: Liberty boys, 1775-76; title: Siege of Savannah, 1779.; title: Frontier. Border Barbarities, 1788-1802; title: Eating, drinking and fighting; title: Expulsion of the Cherokees, 1838; title: Houses and daily life.; title: Slavery. John D. Legare visits Hopeton, 1832; title: F.L. Olmsted visits Richard Arnold, 1853; title: Charles Ball, a black man; title: John Brown's slave life.; title: Civil War. Letters to Governor Brown, 1861; title: Fort Pulaski, 1861-62; title: Letters to Governor Brown, 1862-63; title: Miss Abby, Atlanta, 1864; title: Letters to Governor Brown, 1864-65; title: Eliza Andrews, Washington, 1865.; title: New South. Dr. Robert Battey, Rome, 1865; title: Freedom and fear, 1866-68; title: Ku Klux Klan, 1867-68; title: City and country in the 1870's; title: Crackers, 1891 & 1903; title: Lynchings, 1904; title: Following the color line, 1908.; title: Twentieth century. Marching through Georgia, 1919; title: Chain gang; title: Sharecroppers in the ruins; title: Gene Talmadge, 1941; title: South of freedom, 1952; title: Jimmy Carter's turning point, 1962; title: Summerhill riot, 1966; title: Back home in Tifton, 1973; title: Mary Hood, "Progress?", 1987.