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CONTENTS OF VOLUME LXXVII New Perspectives on Debtors in Colonial Georgia By Rodney M. Baine 1 Confederate Romans and Bedford Forrest: The Civil War Roots of the Towers-Norton Family By Clark G. Reynolds 20 “Mind Changing Time All Over Georgia”: HOPE, Inc. and School Desegregation, 1958-1961 By Paul E. Mertz 41 Review Esszcy!Slavery, Black Resistance, and the American Revolution By Gary B. Nash 62 Review Essay/Resisting the Republicans: Georgia’s Secession Debate By William L. Barney 70 Notes and Documents/T/i^ Junius of Georgia Redemption: The “Nemesis” Letters of Thomas M. Norwood By William Harris Bragg 86 Notes and Documents/t//nc/i Bonnell Phillips’s Plantation and Frontier; The Historian as Documentary Editor By John David Smith 123 Georgia History in Pictures/Z/^nrean E. Talmadge: From Civil Rights to Watergate By Pamela Hackbart-Dean 145 The Hiring of Woodson, Slave Carpenter of Savannah By William A. Byrne 245 T'ne Twilight of Cotton Culture: Life on a Wilkes County Plan¬ tation, 1924-1929 By James A. Granade III 264 The Civil Rights Movement as Urban Reform: Atlanta’s Black Neighborhoods and a New “Progressivism” By Ronald H. Bayor 286 CONTENTS OF VOLUME LXXVII New Perspectives on Debtors in Colonial Georgia By Rodney M. Baine 1 Confederate Romans and Bedford Forrest: The Civil War Roots of the Towers-Norton Family By Clark G. Reynolds 20 “Mind Changing Time All Over Georgia”: HOPE, Inc. and School Desegregation, 1958-1961 By Paul E. Mertz 41 Review Esszcy!Slavery, Black Resistance, and the American Revolution By Gary B. Nash 62 Review Essay/Resisting the Republicans: Georgia’s Secession Debate By William L. Barney 70 Notes and Documents/T/i^ Junius of Georgia Redemption: The “Nemesis” Letters of Thomas M. Norwood By William Harris Bragg 86 Notes and Documents/t//nc/i Bonnell Phillips’s Plantation and Frontier; The Historian as Documentary Editor By John David Smith 123 Georgia History in Pictures/Z/^nrean E. Talmadge: From Civil Rights to Watergate By Pamela Hackbart-Dean 145 The Hiring of Woodson, Slave Carpenter of Savannah By William A. Byrne 245 T'ne Twilight of Cotton Culture: Life on a Wilkes County Plan¬ tation, 1924-1929 By James A. Granade III 264 The Civil Rights Movement as Urban Reform: Atlanta’s Black Neighborhoods and a New “Progressivism” By Ronald H. Bayor 286 Review Essayt'The River of Death”: Chickamauga Revisited By Richard M. McMurry 310 Review Essay/Cowmg- to Terms with General Sherman—At Last By Stephen Davis 318 Notes and Docnmcnx&lPublic Works and Piety in Ebenezer: The Missing Salzburger Diaries of 1744-1743 By Renate Wilson 336 Notes and Documents/A Portrait of Southern Sharecropping: The Georgia Plantation Survey of Robert Preston Brooks, 1911-1912 By W. Fitzhugh Brundage 367 Georgia History in Pictures/Toy, Tool and Token: Views of Early Automobiling in Georgia By Steven Gurr 383 “Policies of Nature and Vegetables”: Hugh Anderson, the Geor¬ gia Experiment, and the Political Use of Natural Philosophy By Mart A. Stewart 473 The Final Contest for the “Debatable Land”: Fort William and the Frontier Defenses of Colonial Georgia By William Ramsey 497 Charles Holmes Herty and the Establishment of Organized Ath¬ letics at the University of Georgia, 1891-1902 By Germaine M. Reed 525 Review Essay/N^i/; Views of the New South By George B. Tindall 541 Review Essay/OW South, New Politics: Jimmy Carter’s First Campaign By Robert C. McMath, Jr. 547 Notes and Documents/"Ai Good as the French”: The Rise and Decline of Georgia’s Buhrstone Industry By Robert Scott Davis, Jr. 560 Notes and Documents/"/<’s Hard Living in Atlanta”: The Contrasting Views of Two Jewish Immigrants, 1905-1906 By Robert A. Rockaway 567 Georgia History in Pictures/"/n Terms of Paint”: Lucy Stan¬ ton’s Representations of the South, 1890-1930 By Grace Elizabeth Hale 577 Anatomy of an Atrocity: The Madden Branch Massacre and Guerrilla Warfare in North Georgia, 1861-1865 By Jonathan D. Sarris 679 “Quit Your Meanness”: Sam Jones’s Theology for the New South South By David B. Parker 711 The National Youth Administration in Georgia: A New Deal for Young Blacks and Women By Florence Fleming Corley 728 Notes and Documents/(/n^oiy Legacy: The Lynch-Greene Partition on Cumberland Island, 1798-1802 By Mary R. Bullard 757 Notes and Documents/" TAw Father of Mine ... a Sort of Mystery”: Jean Toomer’s Georgia Heritage By Kent Anderson Leslie and Willard B. Gatewood, Jr. 789 Georgia History in Pictures/T/i^ Other Depression: A Farm Security Administration Family in Carroll County, 1941 By Denise Montgomery, Louis Schmier, and David Williams 811 Annual Bibliography/Georgia History in 1992 823 BOOK REVIEWS 158, 395, 593, 830 BOOK NOTES 235, 462, 664, 891 NEWS AND NOTICES 241,469,672,897 INDEX 901 \ y ( i 1 i \ y