The Georgia Historical Quarterly 1999: Vol 83 Index

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GEORGIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
Index to Voi.ume LXXXIII-1999
This Index Uses Shortened Titles To c:onserve Space
Abclill, George B., Civil War Railroads, /Ash, Stephen J., ed.. Secessionists and Other
noted, 624 Scoundrels, revd., 770-72
A. G. Spalding and Brothers, 668, 670, 678 /Athens, Ga., art. on, 1-28; book on, noted, 409
African Americans, rev. essay on, .58-72; arts, Atlanta: A Portrait of the Civil War, by Michael
on, 25.S-66, 479-507, 508-5.S8; books on, Rose, noted, 621
revd., 602-603, 610-11, 617-19, 619-20 Atlanta, Ga., rev. es.say on, 712-26; books on,
African American W'otnen During the Civil W'ar, noted, 408, 621-22
by Ella Forbes, revd., 602-603 Atlanta in Vintage Postcards, by Elena Itish
Aiken, G-harles S., The Cotton Plantation Zimmerman, noted, 408
South Since the Civil War, revd., 389-91 .Atlanta race riot, arts, on, 293-313, 479-507
Alabama Baptists, by Wayne Flymt, revd., 370-71 passim
Allen, Patrick, ed.. Literary Savannah, revd., “.Atlanta Women at War," By Mary A. De-
354-55 Gredico, 712-26
Allen, Randall, coed., Carnpaifpiin^ with “Old Augusta Chronicle Clf Sentinel during G.ivil
Stonewall,” re\d., 169-70 War, art. on, 221-41
American Dreatns in Mississipfn, by Ted Ownby, Augusta Constitutionalist, 221-41 passim
revd., 767-68 Augusta National Golf Club, 660-80 passim
American Indians in the Lower Mississiftpi Val¬ Atitomobile development, 323-26 passim; il-
ley, by Daniel H. Usner, )r., revd., .58.5-86 lus. 327, 335
American Jewish (Committee, 27.5-81 passim
American Mobbing, by David Cirimsted, revd., Bagwell, Tyler E., The /ekyll Island Club,
373-74 noted, 208-209
The American Presidency, by Ronald E. Sea- Baine, Rodney M., “Another Lost Colony,"
voy, revd., 59,5-97 5.58-64
American Revohition, book on, revd., 361-62 Baker, Jack D., The Cherokees and Their Chiefs,
Anderson, William L., revs., 186-87 revd., 76(561
AndersonvilleJourney, by Edward F. Roberts, Ball, Edward, Slaves in the Family, rev. essay
revd., 383-85 on, 5.39-57
Anti-Defamation Leagtie, 279-84 passim Baptist, Edward E., revs., 764-65
.Anti-Semitism, 271-92 passim Baptists, in Ga. and desegregation, art. on,
“.Another l.ost Cktlony,” by Rodney M. 683-711
Baine, 5.58-64 Baidaglio, Peter W., revs., 597-98
The Apalachee Indians and Mission ,Snn Luis, Barnes, Kenneth C., Who Killed John Clayton?
by John H. Hann and Bonnie G. McEwan, revd., 18(582
revd., 152-54 Barnes, Margaret A., The Tragedy and Triumph
.Appalachia, books on, revd., 183-85, 78.5-86 ofPhenix City, AUd)ama, revd., 4(H54()1
Archaeology, art. on, 119-25; book on, noted, The Battle of Resaca, by Philip L. Secrist,
410 revd., 174-75
Archaeology of Colonial Pensacola, ed. Judith Battlegrounds of Memory, by Clay Lewis, revd.,
•A. Bense, noted, 410 194-95
"The Architect and Preservation," by Eu¬ Bauman, Mark K., revs., 371-72
gene L. Surber, 11(519 Beaumont, Charles, ed.. Hush, Child! Can’t
■Arnall, Ellis, 685 You Hear the Music? noted, 407
Lhe Art of Command in the Civil War, ed. Bense, Judith A., ed.. Archaeology of Colonial
Steven E. Woodworth, revd., 772-73 Pensacola, noted, 410
GEORGIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
Index to Voi.ume LXXXIII-1999
This Index Uses Shortened Titles To c:onserve Space
Abclill, George B., Civil War Railroads, /Ash, Stephen J., ed.. Secessionists and Other
noted, 624 Scoundrels, revd., 770-72
A. G. Spalding and Brothers, 668, 670, 678 /Athens, Ga., art. on, 1-28; book on, noted, 409
African Americans, rev. essay on, .58-72; arts, Atlanta: A Portrait of the Civil War, by Michael
on, 25.S-66, 479-507, 508-5.S8; books on, Rose, noted, 621
revd., 602-603, 610-11, 617-19, 619-20 Atlanta, Ga., rev. es.say on, 712-26; books on,
African American W'otnen During the Civil W'ar, noted, 408, 621-22
by Ella Forbes, revd., 602-603 Atlanta in Vintage Postcards, by Elena Itish
Aiken, G-harles S., The Cotton Plantation Zimmerman, noted, 408
South Since the Civil War, revd., 389-91 .Atlanta race riot, arts, on, 293-313, 479-507
Alabama Baptists, by Wayne Flymt, revd., 370-71 passim
Allen, Patrick, ed.. Literary Savannah, revd., “.Atlanta Women at War," By Mary A. De-
354-55 Gredico, 712-26
Allen, Randall, coed., Carnpaifpiin^ with “Old Augusta Chronicle Clf Sentinel during G.ivil
Stonewall,” re\d., 169-70 War, art. on, 221-41
American Dreatns in Mississipfn, by Ted Ownby, Augusta Constitutionalist, 221-41 passim
revd., 767-68 Augusta National Golf Club, 660-80 passim
American Indians in the Lower Mississiftpi Val¬ Atitomobile development, 323-26 passim; il-
ley, by Daniel H. Usner, )r., revd., .58.5-86 lus. 327, 335
American Jewish (Committee, 27.5-81 passim
American Mobbing, by David Cirimsted, revd., Bagwell, Tyler E., The /ekyll Island Club,
373-74 noted, 208-209
The American Presidency, by Ronald E. Sea- Baine, Rodney M., “Another Lost Colony,"
voy, revd., 59,5-97 5.58-64
American Revohition, book on, revd., 361-62 Baker, Jack D., The Cherokees and Their Chiefs,
Anderson, William L., revs., 186-87 revd., 76(561
AndersonvilleJourney, by Edward F. Roberts, Ball, Edward, Slaves in the Family, rev. essay
revd., 383-85 on, 5.39-57
Anti-Defamation Leagtie, 279-84 passim Baptist, Edward E., revs., 764-65
.Anti-Semitism, 271-92 passim Baptists, in Ga. and desegregation, art. on,
“.Another l.ost Cktlony,” by Rodney M. 683-711
Baine, 5.58-64 Baidaglio, Peter W., revs., 597-98
The Apalachee Indians and Mission ,Snn Luis, Barnes, Kenneth C., Who Killed John Clayton?
by John H. Hann and Bonnie G. McEwan, revd., 18(582
revd., 152-54 Barnes, Margaret A., The Tragedy and Triumph
.Appalachia, books on, revd., 183-85, 78.5-86 ofPhenix City, AUd)ama, revd., 4(H54()1
Archaeology, art. on, 119-25; book on, noted, The Battle of Resaca, by Philip L. Secrist,
410 revd., 174-75
Archaeology of Colonial Pensacola, ed. Judith Battlegrounds of Memory, by Clay Lewis, revd.,
•A. Bense, noted, 410 194-95
"The Architect and Preservation," by Eu¬ Bauman, Mark K., revs., 371-72
gene L. Surber, 11(519 Beaumont, Charles, ed.. Hush, Child! Can’t
■Arnall, Ellis, 685 You Hear the Music? noted, 407
Lhe Art of Command in the Civil War, ed. Bense, Judith A., ed.. Archaeology of Colonial
Steven E. Woodworth, revd., 772-73 Pensacola, noted, 410
Index 807
Benton, Jeffrey comp.. The Very Worst But Now ! See, by Fred Hobson, revd., 798-95
Road, revd., 589-90 Caldwell, Erskine, book on, noted, 407-408
Berlin, Ira, coed.. Remembering Slaxiery, rev. Campaigning with “Old Stonewall, ” ed. Ran¬
essay on, 5.S9-57 dall .Allen and Keith S. Bohannon, revd.,
Berlin, Jean V., coed., Sherman’s Cdvit War, 169-70
revd., 775-76 Campbell, Tracy, revs., .59.5-97
Beyond Image and Convention, ed. Janet L. Capeci, Dominic J., Jr., The Lynching of Cleo
(lorv'ell, et al., revd., 40.5-406 Wright, revd., 188-90; coauth., “W.E.B.
d Biblical People in the Bible Belt, by Selma S. Du Bois’s Southern Front," 479-507
Lewis, revd., .S71-72 Carter, Jimmy, 704, 709-10; book on, revd.,
Bindas, Kenneth )., revs., 778-79 202-208
Blevins, Brooks, Cattle in the Cotton Fields, Carter, Lawrence E., Sr., ed.. Walking Integ¬
revd., 76.5-66 rity, revd., 617-19
Bloch, Charles, art. on, 267-92; illiis. 27.8,287 Cashin, Edward J., revs., 856
Bohannon, Keith S., coed.. Campaigning wdh Cassity, Pratt W., Jr., coauth., “Maintaining
“OldStimeu’all, "revd., 16ff70; rev's., 174-75 a Sense of Place,” 98-101
Boles, John B., revs., 202-20.8, 798-95 Cattb’ in the Cotton Fields, by Brooks Blevins,
Bolton, Charles C., coed.. The Confessions of revd., 76.5-66
Fdxvard Isham, revd., .594-95 Cayton, Andrew R. 1.., coed.. Contact Points.
Bol/.ins, Johann M., 629-59 passim\ illus. 682 revd., 8,58-59
Boney, F. N., revs., 61.8-14 Cecelski, David S., coed.. Democracy Betrayed,
Bonner, Robert, revs., 769-70 revd., 898-94
The Bottom Rung, by Stewart E. Tolnay, “The (Changing Face of ('.eorgia Archaeol¬
revd., 788-84 ogy," by Thomas H. tiresham, 119-25
Braj;}', William Harris, revs., 16.5-66 “Charles Bloch, Jewish White Supremacist,"
The Brainerd pmnial, ed. Joyce B. Phillips by Clive Webb, 267-92
and Paul Cary Phillips, revd., 867-68 (Charleston, S.C., book on, revd., 886-88;
Bramblett, Annette, Forsyth County, Oeorgia, book on, noted, 408
noted, 207-208 The Cherokees and Their Chiefs, by Jack D.
Bridges, Herb, (lone With the Wind, noted, Baker, revd., 760-61
800 Chirhart, Ann S., revs., 609-610
“Bringing History Home," by Carole C.rif- Christian Index, art. on, 688-711
fithand Ellen Ivy, 107-111 Christianity in .Afcfialachia, ed. Bill J. Leon¬
The Bringing of Wonder, bv Michael P. Mor¬ ard, revd., 78.5-86
ris, revd., .588-84 “(Circuits of Memory,” by Julie Saville, 589-57
Brinkley, Douglas, The L 'nfmished Presidency, (Civil rights, 267-92 /)«.«/»!,• 688-711 passim
revd., 202-208 (Civil War, art. on, 221-41; in Atlanta, 712-26;
Brooks, Richard D., coed.. The Southern Co¬ books on, revd., 166-78, 879-88, .597-605,
lonial Backcountry, revd., 860-61 769-76; books on, noted, 628, 624
Brown, Canter, Jr., Florida’s Black Public Offi¬ Civil War Railroads, by Ceorge B. .Abdill,
cials, revd., 888-89 noted, 624
Brown,Joseph E., 221-41 passim-, illus. 280 Civil War Savannah, by Derek Smith, revd.,
Brown, Sarah H., Standing Against Dragons, 171-72
revd., 61.5-16 Civil War Stories, by (Catherine (Clinton, revd.,
Brcnvn v. Board of Education, 270-79, 688-711 177-78
passim (Clark, Erica R., coauth.. The ('.room Family
Buckley, Bill, coauth.. Once Upon a Whoopee, and Cioodwood Plantation, revd., 764-65
noted, 206-207 A Clashing of the Sold, bv Lerov Davis, revd.,
Burner, David, revs., 197-98 610-11
Burritt, Elijah, art. on, 448-78 (Clavton, Bruce, revs., 194-9,5
808 Georgia Historicl\l Quarterly
(-layton, John, book on, revd., 180-82 Craft, Ellen and William, Running a Thou¬
Clayton, Sallie, rev. essay on, 712-26 sand Miles for Freedom, noted, 20.5-206
Clinton, Catherine, Civil War Stories, revd., Crass, David C., coed.. The Southern C,olonial
177-78; coed.. Taking Off the White Gloves, Backcountry, revd., 360-61
revd., 404-40.5; revs., 602-603 Crawford, Martin, revs., 603-604
Cloister Hotel, 334-38 passim-, illus. 337 Crisis and Commission Government in Mem¬
Clothing, slave, art. on, 727-40 phis, by Lynette B. Wrenn, revd., .396-97
Clones, Richard R., coaiith., “The Presence Crislip, Betty Powers, coed., “Come to My
of the Past in Georgia,” 134-49 Sunland,”noted, 209
Cobb, James C., Redefining Southern Culture, Crofts, Daniel W., revs., .373-74
revd., 796-97 'The Croorn Family and Goodxvood Plantation,
Coffey, David,/o/iw Bell Hood and the Stm^le by William W. Rogers and Erica R.
for Atlanta, revd., 382-83; revs., 379-80 Clark, revd., 764-65
Coffin, Howard Earle, art. on, 322-41; illus. Crossing Wildcat Ridge, by Philip Lee Wil¬
322-25, 329, 331-33, 335, 3.39, 341 liam, noted, 409
Cohen, Robert P., “G-Men in Georgia,” 508- Crowley, John G., Primitive Baptists of the
538 Wiregrass South, revd., 59.3-94
Colleagues, byjohn A. Goldsmith, revd., 403- Citlclasure, Scott P., coed.. The Confessions of
404 Edward Isham, revd., 594-95
Coolidge, Calvin, .328; illus. 332, 333 Gumming, William P., 'The Southeast in Early
Colonial America, art. on, 558-64; books on, Maps, revd., 151-52
revd., 358-.59, 360-61,36.5-67
Come Shouting to Zion, by Sylvia R. Frey and Dailey, Jane, revs., 180-82
Betty Wood, revd., 1.58-.59 D’Alonzo, Mary Beth, Streetcars of Chatham
‘‘Come to My Sunland, ” ed. Julia Winifred County, noted, 621
Moseley and Betty Powers Crislip, “Dating Jim Crow,” by Glenda Elizabeth
noted, 209 Gilmore, 58-72
Comedies Useful, by Suzanne K. Sherman and David Walker's Appeal, art. on, 448-78
Lucy B. Pilkinton, noted, 623 Davis, Donald, revs., 183-85
“Commercial Development and University Davis, Jefferson, 221-41 passim-, ilhts. 224,
Reform,” byj. Patrick McCarthy.Jr., 1-28 239
Confederate Soldier Artists, by Uuiralee Trent Davis, Leroy, 4 Clashing of the Soul, revd.,
Stevenson, revd., 17.5-77 610-11
The Confessions of Rdward Isham, ed. Charles Davis, Mary K., Hat Turner Before the Bar of
C. Bolton and .Scott P. Culclasure, revd., Judgment, revd., 590-92
594-95 Davis, Robert S., Jr., Cotton, Eire, and Dreams,
Contact Points, ed. Andrew R. L. Cayton and revd., 165-66; Requiem for a Lost City, rev.
FredrikaJ. Teute, revd., 358-.59 e.ssay on, 712-26; revs., 164-65
Cooper, William )., Jr., coed.. Writing the Davis, Stephen, revs., 17.5-77, 77.5-76
Civil War, revd., 376-78 Deaton, Stan, revs., 36.5-67
Coryell, Janet L., coed.. Beyond Image and DeCredico, Maty A., “Atlanta Women at
Convention, revd., 40.5-406 War,” 712-26
Cotten, Jerry W., Light and Air, noted, 206 “Demarbleizing BobbyJones,” by Stephen ).
Cotton, Fire, and Dreams, by Robert S. Davis, Lowe, 660-82
Jr., revd., 16.5-66 Democracy Betrayed, ed. David S. Cecelski and
The Cotton Plantation South Since the Civil Timothy B. Tyson, revd., 393-94
War, by Charles S. Aiken, revd., 389-91 DetiKK ratic party, 242-66 passim
Courson, Maxwell T., “Howard Earle Cof¬ de Rochefort, Charles, art. on, 558-64
fin, King of the Georgia Coast,” 322- Desegregation, arts, on, 267-92, 508-538,
41 683-711; book on, revd., 401-402
Index 809
Desipis Against Charleston, ed. Edward A. Favreau, Marc, coed.. Remembering Slavery,
Pearson, revd., 762-64 rev. essay on, 539-57
Doster, Gary L., Northeast Ceorgia in Vintage FBI, art. on, .508-538; illus. 5.35
Postcards, noted, 208 Feldman, Glenn, revs., 4(M)-401
Doyle, Julie A., coed.. This Wilderness of War, Fellman, Michael, revs., 166-68
revd., 378-79 Ferrell, Robert H., The Dying President, revd.,
Drago, Edmund L., Hurrah for Hampton! 191-93
revd., 777-79 Finger, John R., revs., 760-61
Drake, Brian A., “Reflections in Black Wa¬ TheEirst Impeachment, by Buckner F. Melton,
ter,” .'j6.')-82 Jr., revd., .588-89
Du Bois, W.E.B., art. on, 479-.507; illus. .504 Fitzpatrick, Marion Hill, book on, revd.,
Duncan, Barbara R., ed.. Living Stories of the 169-70
Cherokee, revd., 186-87 Florida, books on, revd., 357-58, 388-89;
Dupre, Daniel, revs., 162-63 book on, noted, 410
Durden, Robert F., revs., 376-78 Elorida’s Black Public Officials, by Ganter
Durden, Robert P., Lasting Ij'gary to the Car- Brown, Jr., revd., 388-89
olinas, revd., 190-91 Elmuing Through Time, by Lynn Willoughby,
Dver, Thomas (»., Secret Yankees, rev. essay revd., 761-62
on, 712-26 Flynt, Wayne, Alabama Baptists, revd., 370-
The Dying President, by Robert H. Ferrell, 71; revs., 61617
revd., 191-93 Fogleman, Aaron S., “Shadow Boxing in
Georgia,” 629-.59
Eagles, Gharles W., revs., 198-99 Ernr Cod and Race, by .Sandy D. Martin, revd.,
Ebene/.er, Ga., 63(K31, 641-.54 779-80
Education, art. on, 1-28; books on, revd., Forbes, Ella, African American Women During
397-98, 401-402, 609-610, 610-11,613-14, the Civil War, revd., 602-603
617-19 Ford. Henry, illus. 325
Edwards, Laura F., revs., 182-83 Eorsyth County, Ceorgia, by Annette Bram6
Edwards, Mark E., “The Future of Georgia’s lett, noted, 207-208
State Historic Preservation Program,” Foster, Gaines M., revs., 600-601
126-29 Frank, Andrew K., revs., 758-59
“The Elijah Burritt Affair,” by Glenn M. Mc¬ Frank, Joseph A., With Bcdlot and Bayonet,
Nair, 448-78 revd., 60.3-604
Enterprising Southerners, by Robert C- Ken- Frank, Lisa Tendrich, revs., 606-607
zer, revd., 182-83 Frederick, Jeffrey, revs., 403-404
An Emnronmental History of Northeast Elorida, Frederick-son, Kari, revs., 61.5-16
by James J. Miller, revd., 3.57-.58 Frey, Sylvia R., coauth.. Come Shouting to
Erskine Ccddwell, ed. Robert L. McDonald, Zion, revd., 1.58-59
noted, 407-408 Friedland, Michael B., Lift L’p Your Voice Like
Escott, Paul D., revs., .594-95 a Trumpet, revd., 197-98
Eslinger, Ellen, revs., 78.5-86 Erom Bondage to Contract, by .\my D. Stanley,
Exchanging Our Country Marks, by Michael A. revd., 607-609
Gomez, revd., 156-58 Erorn Calabar to Carter’s Crorve, by Lorena S.
Walsh, revd., 363-64
A Eabric of Defeat, by Bryant Simon, revd., “From Landmarks to (Community,” by Eliza¬
187-88 beth A. Lyon, 77-97
Eaith and Meaning in the Southern If lands, by Erom Selma to Sctrrow, by Mary Stanton, revd.,
Loyal Jones, revd., 78.5-86 198-99
Farrisee, Anne, “Heritage Tourism,” 101- Frontier Link With the World, by David E.
107 Paterson, revd., 164-65
810 Georgia Historical Quarterly
Furman, Jan, ed.. Slavery in the Clover Bol- Green, Christina, revs., 786-87
lotns, revd., 597-98 Gresham, Thomas H., “The Changing Pace
“The Future of Georgia’s State Historic of Georgia Archaeology,” 119-25
Preserv'ation Program," bv Mark R. Ed¬ GriHin, Marvin, 69.3-95
wards, 126-29 GrifFith, (iarole, coauth., “Bringing History
Home,” 107-111
(iainesville: 1900-2000, bv Gordon Sawyer, Grimsted, David, American Mobbing, revd.,
noted, 801 37.3-74
(ieneral (leorgeE. Pickett in Life and Ij'gend, by Giisamore, Ed, coauth.. Once Upon a Whcxypee,
LeslieJ. Gordon, revd., 166-68 noted, 206-207
Centlemen and Freeholders, by John Gilman A Guide to the Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection,
Kolp, revd., 586-88 ed. Sheryl B. Vogt, noted, 798
The Ceorgia and South Carolina Coastal Expe¬ Gundersen, Joan R., revs., 363-64
ditions of Clarence Bloomfield Moore, ed. Gurr, tiharles S., The Personal Equation, revd.,
Lewis Larson, noted, 204-205 612-13
“The Georgia Baptist Convention and De¬
segregation,” by Mark Newman, 683-711 Habersham, James, illus. 452
Georgia Historical Commission, 73-133 Hackbart-Dean, Pamela, “‘The Greatest
passim Civic Lesson in Our History,’” 314-21
Georgia newspapers, 221-41 passim-, 242-66 Hale, Grace Elizabeth, Making Whiteness,
passim rev. essay on, 58-72; revs., 767-68
Georgia senatorial race (1890), 247-51 Haley, John H., revs., 779-80
passim Hanchett, Thomas, Sorting Out the Neiu South
“Georgia’s Controversial Cavil War Editor,” City, revd., .394-96
by J. Ford Risley, 221-41 Hann,John H., coauth.. The Apalachee Indi¬
Gilbert, O. P., 686-87 ans and Mission San Luis, revd., 152-54
Gillespie, Michele, coed.. Taking Off the Harris, Joe Frank, loe Frank Harris, revd.,
White Gloves, revd., 404-405 201-202
Gilmer, George, illus. 464 Harris, Robin O., revs., .397-98
Gilmore, Glenda Elizabeth, “Dating Jim Hartsfield, William B., 694-99
Grow,” 58-72 Harwell, Jack U., 70.5-11
Gladfsmen, by Glen Simmons and Laura Headstones of Heroes, by Robert R. Zaworski,
C4gden, revd., 185-86 noted, 207
“G-Men in Georgia,” by Robert P. Cohen, Hendricks, }. Edwin, revs., 588-89
508-538 “Heritage Tourism,” by Anne Farrisee, 101-
Goldsmith, John A., Colleagues, revd., 403- 107
404 A Hero Among Heroes, by Perrv’ M. Smith,
Golf—see Jones, Bobbv noted, 779
Gomez, Michael A., Exchanging Our Country Hill, Samuel S., Southern Churches in Crisis
Marks, revd., 156-58 Revisited, noted, 800-801
Cone With the Wind, by Herb Bridges, noted, Mine, William C., revs., 388-89
800 Historic preservation, arts, on, 73-1.50
A Good-Natured Biot, by f^harles K. Wolfe, “Histctric Preservation as an Economic De¬
revd., 788-89 velopment,” by Bill Parrish, 111-16
Gordon, John B., 242-66illus. 2.50 “Historic PreseiTation in Georgia on the
Gordon, l.esliej.. General GeorgeE. Pickett in 30"’ Anniversary of the State Historic
l.ije and I,egend, revd., 166-68 Preservation Office, 1969-1999,” by Eliz¬
“‘The Greatest Civic Lesson in Our His- abeth A. Lyon, guest editor, 73-150
tor\',’” by Pamela Hackbart-Dean, 314- Hobson, Fred, But Now I See, revd., 793-95;
21 revs., 796-97
Index 811
Hodges, Sam, coed., letters to Amanda, Jews, 267-92 passim-, book on, revd., 371-72
revd., 169-70 Jim Grow, rev. essay on, 58-72
HofTschwelle, Mary’ S., Rebuilding the Rural Joe Frank Harris, by Joe Frank Harris, revd.,
Southern Community, revd., 609-610 201-202
Hofstra. Warren R., revs., .S.58-59 John Abbot’s Birds of Ceorgia, by Vivian Rog-
Holmes, Hamilton, 508-5.S8 passim ers-Price, revd., 1.59-60
Holmes, William F., “Populism in Black Belt John Bell Hood and the .Struggle for Atlanta, bv
Cleorgia,” 242-66 David Goffey, revd., 382-83
Honey, Michael, revs., 199-201 Johnson, Lyndon B., book on, revd., 40.3-404
Hood, John Bell, book on, revd., .S82-83 Johnson, Whittington B., revs., 386-88
Hoover, J. Edgar, art. on, .508-5.S8; illus. 519 Jones, Alfred, 338-41 passim
“Howard Earle C-oflin, King of the Georgia Jones, Bobby, art. on, 660-82
(>>a.st,” by Maxwell T. Gourson, 322-41 Jones, George F., “Portrait of an Irish Entre¬
Hudson, l.eonne M., The Odyssey of a South¬ preneur in Golonial Augusta,” 427-47;
erner, revd., 380-82; revs., 383-85 633-34
Hudson, Paul S., “‘Immovable Folkways,’” Jones, Loyal, Faith and Meaning in the South¬
293-313; revs., 790-91 ern Uplands, revd., 785-86
Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs, coauth,, The¬ Just My Soul Responding, by Brian Ward,
odore O’Hara, revd., 161-62 revd., 792-93
Hunter, Gharlayne, 508-538 passim
Hunt-Hurst, Patricia, “Round Homespun Keith,Jeanette, revs., 195-97
Oiat & Pantaloons of the Same,” 727-40 Kelton, Paul, revs., 152-54
Hurrah for Hampton! by Edmund L. Drago, Ken/.er, Robert G., Enterprising Southerners,
revd., 777-79 revd., 182-83
Hurt, Douglas R., ed.. The Rural South Since Kierner, Gynthia A., Southern Women in Reu-
World Warn, revd., 616-17 olution, revd., 361-62
Hurt, John Jeter, Jr., 687-711 passim Killing the Dream, by Gerald Posner, revd.,
Hush, Child! Can’t You Hear the Music? ed. 199-201
Gharles Beaumont, noted, 407 King, Martin Luther, Jr., book on, revd.,
199-201
King Cotton’s Advocate, by Lawrence J. Nel¬
“‘Immovable Folkways,’” by Paul S. Hudson,
son, revd., 399-400
293-313
Kirkendall, Richard S., revs., 191-93
In Pursuit of Refinement, ed. Maurie D. Mcln-
Knight, jack G., coauth., “W.E.B. Du Bois’s
nis and Angela D. Mack, noted, 408
-Stiuthern Front,” 479-507
Industrialization in post M’W’ll South, art.
Kolp, John G., Centlemen and Freeholders,
on, 29-57
revd., 586-88
Is Blood Thicker Than Water? by James M.
Kytle, Galvin, coauth.. Who Runs Ceorgia?
McPherson, revd., 769-70
revd., 19.3-94
Ivy, Ellen, coauth., “Bringing History
Home,” 107-111
Laboring in the Fields of the Lord, by Jerald T.
)ack,son, Thomas )., book on, revd., 169-70 Milanich, revd., 758-.59
Jacobs, Thornwell, art. on, 293-313; illus. 295 Larson, Lewis, ed.. The Ceorgia and South
Janken, Kenneth R., revs., 188-90 Carolina Coastal Fxpeditions of Clarence
Jeffrey, Thomas E., Thomas Lanier Clingman, Bloomfield Mmrre, noted, 204-205
revd., 374-76 Lasting legacy to the Carolinas, by Robert P.
The jekyll Island Club, by Tyler E. Bagwell, Durden, revd., 190-91
noted, 208-209 The Law of the White Circle, art. on, 293-313
Jenkins, Wilbert L., .Seizing the New Day, l-ay, Shawn, revs., 39.3-94
revd., 38f>88 Ij’e’s Miserables, by J. Tracy Power, revd., 168-69
812 Georgia Historic:ai. Quarterly
Lee, Robert E., book on, revd., 168-69 Mack, Angela D., coed.. In Pursuit of Refine¬
Leonard, Bill J., ed., Chrislianily in Appala¬ ment, noted, 408
chia, revd., 785-86 Mack, Kibibi V. G., Parlor Ladies and Ebony
iMters to Amanda, ed. Jeffrey C. Lttwe and Drudges, revd., 781-82
Sam Hodges, revd., 169-70 MacKay, James A., coauth.. Who Runs Geor¬
Lewis, C'.lay, Battlegrounds of Memory, revd., gia? reyd., 193-94
194-95 MacKethan, Lucinda H., ed.. Recollections of
Lewis, Johanna Miller, revs., 361-62 a Southern Daughter, revd., 606-607
Lewis, Ronald L., Transforming the Appala¬ Macon in Vintage Postcards, by Vickie Lee
chian Countryside, revd., 183-85 Prater, noted, 801
Lewis, Selma S., A Biblical People in the Bible “Maintaining a Sense of Place,” by John C.
Belt, revd., 371-72 Waters and Pratt W. Gassity, Jr., 98-101
Lichtenstein, Alex, revs., 391-93 Making Whiteness, hy Grace Elizabeth Hale,
Lift Up Your Voice Like a Trumpet, by Michael rev. e.ssay on, 58-72
B. Friedland, revd., 197-98 Marten, James, revs., 177-78
Light and Air, by Jerry W. Lotten, noted, 206 Martin, Sandy D., For Cod and Race, revd.,
The Lines are Drawn, ed. Kristen M. Smith, 779-80
noted, 623 Mary, by Mary E. Mebane, noted, 409
Lippy, Uharles H., revs., .593-94 Mary, Wayfarer, by Mary E. Mebane, noted,
l.iterary Savannah, ed. Patrick Allen, revd., 409
354-55 Mason, Herman Skip, Jr., Washington and
Littlefield, Daniel C., revs., 1.54-.56 Wilkes County, Georgia, noted, 801
Litwack, Leon F., Trouble in Mind, rev. essay Masters Golf Tournament, 660, 668-72, 680
on, 58-72 Masters, Slaves, and Subjects, by Robert Ol-
Liuzzo, Viola, book on, revd., 198-99 well, revd., 364-65
Lix'ing Stories of the Cherokee, ed. Barbara R. Mathews, Donald G., revs., 368-70
Duncan, revd., 186-87 McCarthy, J. Patrick, Jr., “Commercial De¬
Lockhart, James R., coauth., “The Presence velopment and University Reform,” 1-28
of the Past in Georgia,” 134-49 McDonald, Archie P., revs., 772-73
Long, David R., coauth., “World War 11 and McDonald, Robert L., ed., Erskine Caldwell,
the Transformation of Southern Soci¬ noted, 407-408
ety,” 29-57 McEwan, Bonnie G., coauth.. The Apalachee
Lotchin, W. Roger, coauth., “World War 11 Indians and Mission San Luis, revd., 152-
and the Transformation of .Southern So¬ 54
ciety,” 29-57 McFarland, Robert E., revs., 76.5-67
Lowe, Jeffrey C., coed., iMters to Amanda, McGrath, Susan, revs., 401-402
revd., 169-70 .McGregory, Jerrilyn, revs., 619-20
Lowe, Stephen R., “Demarbleizing Bobby Mclnnis, Maurie D., coed.. In Pursuit of Re¬
Jones,” 660-82 finement, noted, 408
The Ijniier Mississippi Valley Expeditions of Clar¬ McKenzie, Robert T., revs., 770-71
ence Bloomfield Moore, ed. Dan F. Morse McKinney, Gordon B., revs., 374-76
and Phyllis A. Morse, noted, 204-205 McMurry, Richard M., coed.. This Wilderness
Lutherans—see Salzburgers of War, revd., 378-79
The Lynching of Cleo Wright, by Dominic f. McNair, Glenn M., “The Elijah Burritt Af¬
Gapeci,Jr., revd., 188-90 fair,” 448-78
Lyon, Elizabeth A., guest editor, “Historic McPherson, James M., coed.. Writing the
Preservation in Georgia on the 30"' An¬ Civil War, revd., 376-78; Is Blood Thicker
niversary’ of the State Historic Preserva¬ Than Water? revd., 769-70
tion Office, 1969-1999,” 7.3-1.50; “From Mebane, Mary E., Mary: An Autobiography,
l^andmarks to Community,” 77-97 noted, 409; Mary, Wayfarer, noted, 409
Index 813
Melton, Buckner F., Jr., The First Impeach¬ Neither Separate nor Equal, ed. Barbara Ellen
ment, revd., 588-89 Smith, revd., 78667
Mercer University, 689, 701-704 Nelson, Lawrence J., King Colton’s Advocate,
Meyers, (Christopher C., revs., 168-69 revd., 399-400
Milanich, Jerald T., Laboring in the Fields of Nelson, Scott, revs., 775-7A
the Lord, revd., 758-59 New Deal, book on, revd., 399-4(M)
Milledjreville state house, illus. 473 Neio Perspectives on the Civil War, ed. John Y.
Mi'ler, Janies J., An Environmental History of Simon and Michael E. Stevens, revd.,
Northeast Florida, revd., 357-58 598-99
Miller, Randall M., coed.. Religion and the New South, books on, revd., 18062, 391-93,
American CAvil War, revd., 600-601 394-95, 401-402, 616-17, 790-92; book
Miller, Steven F., coed.. Remembering Slavery, on, noted, 408
rev. essay on, 539-57 A New South Rebellion, by Karen A. Shapiro,
Minchew, Kaye lanning, “Shaping a Presi¬ revd., 391-93
dential Image: FDR in Cieorgia," 741-57 Newman, Harvey K., Southern Hospitality,
Mitchell, William, art. on, 1-28; illus. 5 revd., 790-92
Moore, Clarence Bloomfield, books on, Newman, Mark, “The (ieorgia Baptist Con¬
noted, 204-205 vention and Desegregation, 1945-1980,”
Moracians, in colonial Georgia, art. on, 629- 68.3-711; rev's., .370-71
59 Newspapers, arts, on, 221-41 passim, 24266
Morgan, Philip D., Slave Counterpoint, revd., passim, 448-78 passim, 479-507 passim,
154-56 508-538 passim
Morris, Kenneth E., revs., 201-202 Niagara Movement, art. on, 479-507; illus.
Morris, Michael P., The Bringing of Wonder, 481,486
revd., 58364 Nixon, Richard, art. on, 314-21; illus. 319,
Morse, Dan F., coed.. The Loiver Mississippi 321
Valley Expeditions of Clarence Bloomfield Ncrrtheast Ceorgia in Vintage Postcards, by Gary
Moore, noted, 204-205 L. Doster, noted, 208
Morse, Nathan S., art. on, 221-41 Northen, William J., illus. 496
Morse, Phyllis A., coed.. The l.ower Missis¬ Nybakken, Elizabeth, revs., 404-405
sippi Valley Expeditions of Clarence Bloom¬ Nystrom, Elsa, revs., 781-82
field Moore, noted, 204-205
Moseley, Julia Daniels, book on, noted, 209 (Oakland (Cemetery, Atlanta, Ga., book on,
Moseley, Julia Winifred, coed., “Come to My noted, 207
Sunland, "noted, 209 The Odyssey of a Southerner, by Leonne M.
Hudson, revd., 38062
NAAGP, art. on, 27669 Ogden, Laura, coauth., Gladesmen, revd.,
Nat Tumer Before the Bar of judgment, by Mary 18.566
K. Davis, revd., 590-92 (Oglethorpe, James, 634, 643
National Historic Preservation Act, 73-150 O’Hara, Theodore, book on, revd., 16162
passim Okefenokee Swamp, photo essay on, 565-
National Park Service, 73-1.50 passim 82; book on, noted, 622-23
National Register of Historic Places, 73-150 Okefenokee Wildlife league, by G. T. Trowell,
passim noted, 622
National Trust for Historic Preseivation, 73- Olwell, Robert, Masters, Slaves, and Subjects,
150 passim revd., 36465; revs., 156-58
Native Americans, arts, on, 427-47 pcLssim, Once Upon a Whoopee, by Ed Grisamore and
558-64; books on, revd., 36768, 583-84, Bill Buckley, noted, 206-207
.58.566, 75861 “One of the Most Daring of Men, "by Gerald T.
Naturalists, book on, revd., 356 Smith, revd., 37960
814 Georgia Historkl\l Quarterly
Oni, Sam Jerry, 701-703; illus. 703 Proctor, Henry H., 479-507 pcussim; illus. 499
“The Origins and Future of Georgia Preser¬ Purrysburg, S.C., 642, 647
vation,” by Gregory B. Paxton, 129-33
Owen, Christopher H., The Sacred Flame of Race relations, arts, on, 242-66 passim, 293-
Love, revd., 368-70; revs., 178-80 313 passim, 683-711
Ownby, Ted, American Dreams in Mississippi, Rae, John, art. on, 427-47
revd., 767-68 Railroads, art. on, 1-28
Ramsey, William L., revs., 357-58
Parlor Ladies and Ebony Drudges, by Kibibi V.
Ray, James Earl, book on, revd., 199-201
C. Mack, revd., 781-82
Rebuilding the Rural Southern Community, by
Parr, Leslie G., A Will of Her Oivn, revd., 397-
Marv’ S. Hoffschwelle, revd., 609-610
98
Rebuilding /.ion, by Daniel W. Stowell, revd.,
Parrish, Bill, “Historic Preservation as an
178-80
Economic Development,” 111-16
Recollections of a Southern Daughter, ed. Lu¬
Paterson, David E., Frontier Link With the
cinda H. MacKethan, revd., 606-607
World, revd., 164-65
Reconstruction, books on, revd., 38.5-86,
Paxton, Gregory B., “The Origins and Fu¬
386-88, 388-89
ture of Georgia Preserv-ation,” 129-33
The Reconstruction Presidents, by Brooks D.
Pearson, Edward A., ed.. Designs Against
Simpson, 38.5-86
Charleston, revd., 762-63
Redefining Southern Culture, byjames C. Cobb,
People’s party, 251-66 passim
revd., 796-97
The Personal Equation, by Charles S. Gurr,
Reed, Merl, revs., 612-13
revd., 612-13
“Reflections in Black Water,” by Brian A.
Phillips, Joyce B. and Paul G., The Brainerd
Drake, 56.5-82
Journal, revd., 367-68
Religion, books on, revd., 178-80, 197-98,
Pickenpaugh, Roger, Rescue By Rail, revd.,
.368-70, 370-71, .593-94, 600-601, 619-20,
773-74
7.58-.59, 779-81, 78.5-86
Pickett, George E., book on, revd., 166-68
Religion and the American Civil War, ed. Ran¬
Piker, Joshua, revs., 583-84
dall M. Miller, Harry S. Stout, and
Pilkinton, Lucy B., ed.. Comedies Useful,
Charles Reagan Wilson, revd., 600-601
noted, 623
Remembering Slai’ery, ed. Ira Berlin, Marc
Plains Baptist Church, 704, 709-10
Favreau, and Steven F. .Miller, rev. essay
Polk County, Ga., by Gordon D. Sargent,
on, 539-57
noted, 207-208
Republican party, 25.3-66 passim
“Populism in Black Belt Georgia,” by Wil¬
Requiem for a Lost City, by Robert S. Davis, Jr.,
liam F. Holmes, 242-66
rev. essay on, 712-26
“Portrait of an Irish Entrepreneur in Colo¬
Rescue By Rail, by Roger Pickenpaugh, revd.,
nial Augusta,” by George F. Jones, 427-47
77,3-74
Posner, Gerald, Killing the Dream, revd., 199-
Restmctured Resistance, by Jeff Roche, revd.,
201
401-402
Powell, Williams S., revs., 151-.52
Revels, Tracy, revs., 18.5-86
Power, J. Tracy, I^e's Miserables, revd., 168-69
Reynier, Jean Francois, 629-30, 6.54-.56
Powers, Bernard E., Jr., revs., 762-63
Rich Man's War, by David Williams, revd.,
Prater, Vickie Lee, Macon in Vintage Post¬
604-605
cards, noted, 801
Risley, J. Ford, “Georgia’s Controversial
“The Presence of the Past in Georgia,” by
Civil War Editor,” 221-41
Richard R. Clones and James R. l.ock-
Roberts, Edward F., AndersonviHe Journey,
hart, 134-49
revd., 38.3-85
Primitive Baptists of the Wiregrass ,South, by
Roche, Jeff, Restructured Resistance, revd.,
John G. Crowley, revd., 59.3-94 40i402