The Georgia Historical Quarterly 2000: Vol 84 Index

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GEORGIA HISTORIGAL QUARTERl.Y
Index To Volume LXXXIV-2000
This Index Uses Shortened Titi.es To Gonserw Space
Aaron Henry, by Aaron Heniy with Con¬ Baker, Terri .M., revs., 677-79
stance Curry, revel., 718-20 Baldwin, Elisa .Mt)e)re, eel.. Where the Wild An¬
Abrahanison, James L., The Men of Secession imals is Plentiful, revd., 179-80
and CwH War, revel., .S.S6-38 Balelwin, Lewis V., revs., 349-50
Aelair, Geetrge W., 29.5; illtis. 296 Barber, Jesse Max, 3.5-71 passim; illus. 39
Aelams, C.harles R. Ill, revs., 352-53 Barney, Sanelra Lee, Authorized to Heal,
Aelams, Michael C. C., revs., .340-42 revd., 537-38
The African-American History ofXashville, Ten¬ Barrow, Eltriela De Renne, 461,466-71 passim
nessee, by Bobby 1.. Lovett, revel., 156-57 Bashaw, Carolyn Teny, “Stedwart Women, ”
Albert. Peter J., cetauth.. Native Americans revd., 544-45
and the Early RefmbUc, revel., 143-44 Before the New Deal, Elna ('.. Green, eel., revd.,
All We Knew VVV/.s to Farm, by Melissa Walker, 174-75
revel. 706-708 Bell, Karen B., revs., 157-58
.•\nderson, Eelwarel (;., 420; illiis. 421 Bergerem, Paul H., coauth., Tennesseans and
Anelerson, Eric, coauth.. Dangerous Dona¬ Their History, revd., 35.5-56; ed. 'The Papers
tions, revel., 176-77 of Andrew Johnson, volumes XV' and XV'I,
Angell, Stephen W., revs., 170-72 netteel, 726
“Annual Bibliography," by Lisa A. Ennis Bethesda orphanage, 283-94
with E. Lorene Flanelers, ,502-11 Billinger, Robert D., Jr., Hiller's Soldiers in the
Antislavery Violence, eel. |e)hn R. McKivigan Sunshine State, revel., 348-49
anel Stanley Harrold, rt'vel., 329-31 Billy Carter, by W'illiam “Buddy” Carter,
Arthur, Linda L., “A New Loetk at .Schoetling revd., 720-22
and l.iteracy,” 563-88 Black-jewish Relations on 'Trial, by jeffrey
Ash, Stephen ce)auth., Tennesseans and Melnick, revd., 710-12
Their History, re'vd., 355-56 Black Judas, byjohn David Smith, revd., 170-
Atkins, Jonathan M., revs., 35,5-56 72
Atlanta 1864, by Richard M. McMurry, Blt)mtjuist, Ann K., coed., 'This Cruel War,
l evd., 700-702 revd., 523-24
“The -Atlanta Streetcar ,Strikes,” bv (Parole E, Boltzius, Je)hann Martin, 28.3-94, .567, 573,
Sce)tt anel Richard D. Guynn, 434-,59 577-78, 580-82; illus. 284
Authorized to Heal, by Sanelra Lee Barney, Bonaventure C^emetery, 129-.30; illus., cover
revd,, 537-38 Boney, F. N., A Pictorial History of the Vniver-
sity of Georgia, netteel, 359
Bagwell, James, Rice Gold, revd,, 331-33; Bowen, Lurana Davis, 472-501; illus. 477
revs., 720-22 Bowen, Theunas Jefl'ersem, 47.5-500 passim;
Bailey, Anne J., The Ghessboard of War, revel., illus. 477
526-27 Bovel, Mark F., coauth.. Here They OnceStM)d,
Baine, Roelney E., “(ieneral James Ogle¬ revel., 1.39-40
thorpe and the Expeelition Against St. Braelley, Mark L. 'This Astounding Close,
-^ugustine,” 197-229 revd., 702-703
The Ge()R(;ia HisTt)RK;.Ai. Qi arteri.y
\'()i.. LXXXIV', Ne). 4, Winter 2000
GEORGIA HISTORIGAL QUARTERl.Y
Index To Volume LXXXIV-2000
This Index Uses Shortened Titi.es To Gonserw Space
Aaron Henry, by Aaron Heniy with Con¬ Baker, Terri .M., revs., 677-79
stance Curry, revel., 718-20 Baldwin, Elisa .Mt)e)re, eel.. Where the Wild An¬
Abrahanison, James L., The Men of Secession imals is Plentiful, revd., 179-80
and CwH War, revel., .S.S6-38 Balelwin, Lewis V., revs., 349-50
Aelair, Geetrge W., 29.5; illtis. 296 Barber, Jesse Max, 3.5-71 passim; illus. 39
Aelams, C.harles R. Ill, revs., 352-53 Barney, Sanelra Lee, Authorized to Heal,
Aelams, Michael C. C., revs., .340-42 revd., 537-38
The African-American History ofXashville, Ten¬ Barrow, Eltriela De Renne, 461,466-71 passim
nessee, by Bobby 1.. Lovett, revel., 156-57 Bashaw, Carolyn Teny, “Stedwart Women, ”
Albert. Peter J., cetauth.. Native Americans revd., 544-45
and the Early RefmbUc, revel., 143-44 Before the New Deal, Elna ('.. Green, eel., revd.,
All We Knew VVV/.s to Farm, by Melissa Walker, 174-75
revel. 706-708 Bell, Karen B., revs., 157-58
.•\nderson, Eelwarel (;., 420; illiis. 421 Bergerem, Paul H., coauth., Tennesseans and
Anelerson, Eric, coauth.. Dangerous Dona¬ Their History, revd., 35.5-56; ed. 'The Papers
tions, revel., 176-77 of Andrew Johnson, volumes XV' and XV'I,
Angell, Stephen W., revs., 170-72 netteel, 726
“Annual Bibliography," by Lisa A. Ennis Bethesda orphanage, 283-94
with E. Lorene Flanelers, ,502-11 Billinger, Robert D., Jr., Hiller's Soldiers in the
Antislavery Violence, eel. |e)hn R. McKivigan Sunshine State, revel., 348-49
anel Stanley Harrold, rt'vel., 329-31 Billy Carter, by W'illiam “Buddy” Carter,
Arthur, Linda L., “A New Loetk at .Schoetling revd., 720-22
and l.iteracy,” 563-88 Black-jewish Relations on 'Trial, by jeffrey
Ash, Stephen ce)auth., Tennesseans and Melnick, revd., 710-12
Their History, re'vd., 355-56 Black Judas, byjohn David Smith, revd., 170-
Atkins, Jonathan M., revs., 35,5-56 72
Atlanta 1864, by Richard M. McMurry, Blt)mtjuist, Ann K., coed., 'This Cruel War,
l evd., 700-702 revd., 523-24
“The -Atlanta Streetcar ,Strikes,” bv (Parole E, Boltzius, Je)hann Martin, 28.3-94, .567, 573,
Sce)tt anel Richard D. Guynn, 434-,59 577-78, 580-82; illus. 284
Authorized to Heal, by Sanelra Lee Barney, Bonaventure C^emetery, 129-.30; illus., cover
revd,, 537-38 Boney, F. N., A Pictorial History of the Vniver-
sity of Georgia, netteel, 359
Bagwell, James, Rice Gold, revd,, 331-33; Bowen, Lurana Davis, 472-501; illus. 477
revs., 720-22 Bowen, Theunas Jefl'ersem, 47.5-500 passim;
Bailey, Anne J., The Ghessboard of War, revel., illus. 477
526-27 Bovel, Mark F., coauth.. Here They OnceStM)d,
Baine, Roelney E., “(ieneral James Ogle¬ revel., 1.39-40
thorpe and the Expeelition Against St. Braelley, Mark L. 'This Astounding Close,
-^ugustine,” 197-229 revd., 702-703
The Ge()R(;ia HisTt)RK;.Ai. Qi arteri.y
\'()i.. LXXXIV', Ne). 4, Winter 2000
Index 731
Brafrg, William Harris, /> Henne, rev. essay Gaudill, Edward, intro.. The Scopes Trial.
on, 460-71; (irisuioldxiille, revd., 3.SH-.S9; noted, 552
revs., 689-91 ('.hancey, Andrew S., revs., 549-50
Brandon, Betty, revs., 716-18 Charlton, Thomas Usher Pulaski, illus. 243
Brid^nfrlhe (inp, by Robert W. Saunders, Jr., The Chessboard of War, by Anne J. Bailey,
revd., .546-47 revd., 526-27
Brown, (iinter, Jr., Tampa Before the Civil War, (diilds. Matt D., revs., 517-19
revd., 519-21; coed.. Cracker Times and Ginibala, Paul A., coed., 'The Freedmen's Bu¬
Pioneer Lives, revd. 688-89; revs., 679-81 reau and Reconstruction, revd., 166-67
Brown, Edwin L., coed.. It is Libert-^ and Civil War Macon, by Richard W. lobst, revd.,
Union, revd., 346-47 162-64
Brown, Margaret l.ynn. The Wild East, revd., Cdark, James C., revs., 546-47
.541-42 Clark, Governor John, 22, 242, 246, 249; il¬
Brown, Myers, revs., 7()()-7()2 lus. 241
Brown, Thomas J., revs., 547-49 'The Class of 1861, by Ralph Kii’shner, noted,
Building Savannah, by David E. Kelley, 358
noted, 357 Cday, Adrienne, coed., 'The Papers of Martin
Bullock, (-harles S. Ill, revs., 190-91,353-54, Luther King, Jr., Volume IV, revd., 349-
722-24 50
Burg, Barbara A., coed., Cuide to African CHayton. Bruce, revs., 183-85
Ameiican cmd African Primary Sources at Cades, David ]., revs., 519-21
Harvard University, noted, 553 “(Collecting Georgia History,” by Mark 1.
Burrison, John .A., Shaping Tradition, noted, Greenberg, 460-71
726-27 (Collier, George Washington, 295; illus. 296
Burstein, Andrew, revs., 683-85 Colonial Plantations and Economy in Florida,
Butchard, Ronald E., revs., 178-79 ed. Jane G. Landers, revd., 679-81
Butler, l.indley S., Pirates, Privateers, and 'The Color of the Law, by Gail Williams
Rebel Raiders, revd., 512-13 O'Brien, revd., 185-87
A (Concise Natural History of Fast and West
“('.alculated to Promote the General Good,” Florida, by Bernard Romans, revd.,
by Erwin C;. Surrency, 381-409 140-41
Gampbell, Gavin James, revs., 542-44 Confederate Admiral, by (Craig L. Symonds,
('.arlson, David, revs., 339-40; “The ‘Loanly revd., 527-28
Runagee,’” .589-615 Confederate Engineer, by George G. Kundahl,
Carf/et Capital, by Randall 1.. Patton with revd., 528-29
David B. Parker, revd., 182-83 Confederate Home Front, by William Warren
(iirson, Glaybonie, coed.. Hie Papers of Martin Rogers, Jr., revd., 164-65
Luther King Jr., Volume IV, revd., 349-.50 Confederate Symbols in the Contemporary South,
C^arson, James Taylor, Searching for the Bright coed. J. Michael Martinez, William D.
Path, revd., 677-79 Richardson, and Ron McNinch-Su,
Garson, Susan, coed.. The Papers of Martin revd., 547-49
Luther King, Jr., Volume IV, revd., 349-50 (Conklin, Paid K., When All the Cods 'Trembled,
(;arte, Katherine E., revs., 513-14 revd., 34.3-45
Garter, Governor Jimmy, 91-95 passim, 471; (Conrad, Dennis M., coed., 'The Papers of Cen-
illus. 95 eral Nathanael Greene, Volume XI, revd.,
(barter, William “Buddy,” Billy Carter, revd., 516-17
720-22 (Cook, James, revs., .350-52
(Kashin, Edward )., William Bartram and the (Cornell, Nancy ]., abs. and comp., 1864 Cen¬
American Revolution on the Southein Fron¬ sus for Re-()tganizing the Georgia Militia,
tier, revd., 514-16 noted, 552
732 Georgia Historical Qi^arterly
C:<)rneliii.s, janet Ouilsman, .S7«ir Missions Drake, Brian Allen, revs., 180-82
find the Black Church in the Antehrllum Da Bois, W. E. B., 5.5-47 passim, 54, 55, 70; il-
South, ifvcl., 157-58 lus. 57
C'-ovinj^ton, Howard F.. Jr., roatith., I'my Duncan, Russell, Where Death and (dory .Meet,
Sanford, revd., 188-90 revd., 524-26
Cracker Times and Pioneer l.ines, cd. James M. Dimn, Dnnvood, revs., 55.5-57
Denham and (banter Brown, Jr., revd., Dyar, Hubert 1.., 78-97 passim', illus. 89
688-89
brothers, .\. Glenn, revs., 32(>28
(airp,', C.onstance, eoauth., Aaron Henr\, Egerton, Douglas R., He Shall Co Out Tree,
revd., 718-20 revd., 517-19
IS6-I Census for Re-Organizing the Ceorgia .Mi¬
Danfrerous Donations, bv Eric Anderson and litia, abs. and comp, by NancyJ. ('.ornell,
.Mired A. Moss, Jr., revd., 176-77 noted, 5.52
Darien and McIntosh Counts, by Buddy .Sulli¬ Ellis, Marion A., coanth., Terry Sanford,
van, noted, .55,S revd., 188-90
Daniel, I’ete, l.ost Reoolutions, revd., 714-16 Elmore, (iharles, res’s., 712-1 4
David, Colin J., coed.. It is l.iheris and Union, Engle, .Stephen D., revs., 1614)2
revd., 34M7 Ennis, Lisa A., with E. l.orene Flanders,
Davis, Donald Edward, Wlteie There Are “.Annual Bibliography,” .502-11
Mountains, revd., 559-41 Eugene Bullard, bv (iraig l.lovd, revd., 712-14
Davis, Jack E., revs., 5.59-41 The Everglades, by David McGally, revd., 180-
Davis, Robert S.,Jr., “A Georgian and a New 82
Gountry,” 106-15; revs., 172-75 “Even-body’s Gousin; John J. Thrasher,” by-
Da\is, William C., ed., .4 Tire-EatnRemembers, David E. Simmer, 29.5-507
revd., 551-55 Tx’eryhody's Crandmother if .Xohody's Tool, by
Dawson, Elizabeth, comp., Otte Hundred K;ithry-n Nasstrom, revd., 71(>-18
Three Tost or Found Cemeteries of Baldwin Everything is Pirkrick, bv Bob .Short, re\-d.,
County, noted, 725 55(K52
The Dead Book, ed. by Hugh T. Harrington
and Sirsan J. Harringtoti, noted, 725
“Death Has Been Busily at \Vt)rk,” by Will¬ .4 Family of Women, by |ane H. and William
iam Warren Rogers, Jr., 410-55 H. Pease, reicl., 55.5-56
.4 Defender o/.Southnu Consenmtism, ed. Gh de “Father .\gainst .Son, and Son .Against Fa¬
N. Wilson, revd., 185-85 ther," by Wayne Lambert, 1-28
Denham, James M., coed.. Cracker Times and Feldman, Glenn, Politics, .Society, and the
Pioneer Lives, revd., 688-89 Klan in .Alabama, revd., 54.5-46
De Renne, George Wymberley Jones. 461- Ferling, Jobn, Selling the World Ablaze, revd.,
66 passim', ilhis. 465, 465 685-85
De Renne, by William Harris Bragg, rev. essay Ferraro, William M., revs., 698-700
on, 460-71 Filene, Benjamin, Romancing the Folk, revd.,
Dick, Susan E., and Mandi D. Johnson, 542-44
“The Smell of Money,” 508-25 .4 Fire-Eater Remembers, ed. William ('.. Davis,
Dillard, Philip, coed.. The Southern .Albatross, revd., 551-55
revd., 708-10 Fitzgerald, Michael W., revs., 168-69
Dinnerstein, l,eonard, revs., 710-12 Flanders, E. Lorene, and Lisa A. Ennis, “An¬
Dobson, David, Scots in Ceorfpa and the Deef) nual Bibliography,” 502-11
South, noted 551 Floyd, Silas X., 48, 64, 66447; illus. 68
Domesticating Slavery, bv |eflrev Robert Flyming, George, 250-55
Young, revd., 14.5-46 Franklin, Benjamin, 2, 27, 115-15; illus. 114
Index 733
TheFreedmen's Biimiii and Rfronslruiiion, fd. Newman, and Elizabeth E. Sandager,
Paul A. (ainbala and Randall M. Miller, noted, .553
revd., ItiW)? Gullah Folktales From the Georgia Goast, by
“Freedom and Slavery in die Voire of the \e- (Charles (Colcock Jones, Jr., noted, 357
pv," by Bediany |ohnson, 29-71 The Gullah People and Their African Heritage,
Fryer, Darcy R., revs., 147-48 bv William S. Pollit/.er, revd., 328-29
(’•uynn, Richard D., and (Carole E. Scott,
“The Atlanta Streetcar Strikes," 434-59
(iardner, Floride Moore, coed.. Memory Hill
(lemeters, noted, 72.t Habersham, James, 2-28 passim, 285, 401; il-
liardner, Sarah F.., revs., .S.S.VSb lus. 4
(iender. Race, and Rank in a Ret’olulionaty Ajre. Habersham, James, Jr., 2-29 passim
bv Betty Wood, revd., (>81-83 Habersham, John, 3-29 passim-, ilhis. 20
“Cieneral James Offletborpe and the FXpe- Habersham, Joseph, 2-29 passim-, 100; illus.
dition .•Xpjainst .St. Aumistine,” by Rod¬ 10
ney E. Baine, 197-229 Hackemer, Kurt, revs., 093-94
The Gentleman from Geor^a. by Mel Steely, Hagerman, Edward, revs., 528-29
revd., 722-24 Hall, Rtmdall I,., revs., 34CV45; coed.. The
Georffa's Rest Kept Secret, bv William Pittman Southern Albatross, revd., 708-10
Roberts, revd., 172-73 Hand, Eliza, 230, 23.5-250 passim
“A tleorgian and a New (aiimtry’,” bv Robert Flarrington, Hugh T. and .SusanJ., eds.. The
S. Davis, Jr., 1()(>1.5 Dead Book, noted, 725; eds. Historic Mem¬
(iilbert, Pamela, /»/ih Ahhot, revd., 147 ory Hill ('.emetety. noted, 725
(lillespie, Michelle, Free Labor in an Unfree Harris, J. William, “Race Over (Class,” 98-105
World, rev. essay on, 98-10;“) Harrold, Stanley, coed., Antisbwery Violence,
C’.irardi, Robert I., coed.. The Memoirs ofRrig- revd., 32‘K31
adiei General William Passmore Garlin, Hartslield, William Berry, 051-70: illus. 057,
US.A., revd., 098-700 (>07, 009, 075
(llass, Brent D., coautb.. Gold .Mining in Haiiptman, laurence M., revs., 143-44
\orth Garolina, revel., 1.54-.5.5 He Shall Go Out Free, by Douglas R. FCgerton,
C'.leeson, David T., revs., 708-10 revd., 517-19
Gold Mining in ,\'orth Garolina, by Richard F. Henry, .\aron, coauth., .Aaron Henry, revd.,
Knapp and Brent D. (ilass, revd., 1.')4-.5.t 718-20
C'liady (loimty, 61(k50 passim The Henry Ford Fra at Richmond Hill, Georgia,
(Irammich, (;litTord A., Jr., Local Baptists, Lo¬ by Eranklin Leslie Long and Lucy Bunce
ral Politics, revd., ,549-.")0 Long, revd., 17.5-70
Clreen, Elna ed.. Before the Xeiv Deal. Here 'They Once .Stood, by Mark F. Boyd, Hale
revd., 174-7,5 Gt. Smith, and John W. (IritTm, revd.,
(ireenberg, Mark 1., “(Collecting (leorgia 139-40
Historv,” 400-71 Herty, (Charles Flolmes, 309; illus. 311,312
(’•ritlin, |ohn W., coaiith.. Here They Once A Higher Dut-\\ by Mark A. Weitz, revd., 339-
Stood, revd., 139-40 40
Gristvoldville, by William Flarris Bragg, revtl., Historic Bonaventure Gemetery, by .Amie Marie
338-39 Wilson and Mandi DaleJohnson, noted,
(Iroce, W. Todd, revs., 338-39 3.58
Guerrillas, Unionists and Violence on the Gon- Historic Memory Hill Gemetery, ed. by Susan
fednate Home Front, ed. Daniel E. Suther¬ Harrington, Hugh T. Harrington, and
land. revd., 105-00 Floride Moore ('iardner, noted, 725
Guide to African .American and African Primary Hitler's Stddiers in the Sunshine State, bv Rob¬
Sources, ed. Barbara A. Burg, Richard ert D. Billinger, Jr., revd., 348-49
734 (ip:()R(;iA Historklai, Quarterly
Modes, Martha, ed., Sfx, Ijwe, Racf. revd., [ones, (iharles (iolcock, |r., Cullah Folktales
149-.51 From the Cieor/^a ('.oast, noted, 357
Honnian, Ronald, coanth., Nalive Americans Jones, Oeorge Fenwick, “A Letter by Pastor
and the Rally RpjmhUr, revd., I4.V14; co- Johann Martin Bolt/iiis About Bethesda
aiith. Princes of Ireland, Planters of Mary¬ and Marital Irregularities in Savannah,”
land. revd., 324-2.T 28:3-94
Molt, Sharon Ann, Makiiifr Freedom Pay, Jones, Noble VVimberley, 2, 11-12, 18, 21,
revd., .53.S-3.5 461; illus. 13
Morne, Louise M., comp.. One Hundred Jordan, May, Where the Wild .Animals is Plenti¬
Three Lost or Found Cemeteries of Bcddwin ful. revd., 179-80
County, noted, 725 Joyner, Hannah, revs., 174-75
Morowit/, David A., revs., .S4.5-4()
Moxie, Frederick E., coanth., Xative .Xmeri- Keith, |eanette, coanth., Tennesseans and
rans and the Farly Refiuhlic. revd., 14.S-44 Their History, revd., 3.5.5-.56
Mndson, Lariy E., Jr., To Have and To Hold, Kelley, David E., HuUdinfr Savannah, noted,
revd., 6S7-S8 .357
Mnehner, Timothy S., The Southern Judicial Kierner, Cynthia revs., 681-83
Tradition, revd., 1.52-.54 Kilbride, Daniel, revs., 521-23
Mnjrhes, Nathaniel C.heairs, |r., coed., 'The A Kind of Fate, by C. Terry Sharrer, revd.,
Memoirs of Rrijradier Oeneml William Pass- 704-706
more Carlin, U.S.A., revd., (i98-7()0 King, .Vnne M., comp.. One Hundred Three
Mume, Richard L., revs., Itj(>4i7 Lost or Found ('emeteiies of Baldwin County,
Mtmt, James L., “Law, Biisine.ss, and Poli¬ noted, 725
tics: Liability for .Vcidents in (ieorjria," Kirshner, Ralph, 'The Class of IS6I, noted,
254-82; revs., lfi9-7() 358
Myatt, Richard, .Vfr. Speaker, revd., 35.S-54 Knapp, Richard F., coanth., Ciold Mining in
Myde, Samnel (i.,Jr., revs., (>88-89 \orth Carolina, revd., L54-.5.5
Kraut, Alan M., revs., 537-:38
lobst, Richard VS’., CwU War Macon, revd., Knndahl, (ieorge (L, Confederate Fngineer,
I(i24i4 revd., 528-29
Iron Confederacies, by .Scott Reynolds Nelson,
revd., 168-<i9 Lambert, Wayne, “Father .Against Son, and
It is Liberty and Cnion, coed. Edwin L. Brown .Sott .Against Father,” 1-28
and ('.olin j. Daris, revd., 34(>47 Lamis, Alexander P., Southern Politics in the
1990s, revd., 190-91
Jefferson's Fmpire, by Peter .S. Oniil, revd., Uniders, Jane C.,ed., Colonial Plantations
.S26-28 and Fconomy in Florida, revd., 679-81
John Abbot, by Pamela ('.ilbert, revd., 147 Lane, Kris, revs., 512-13
John Adam 'Treutlen, by Etlna Q. Morjfan, “I.aw, Business, and Politics; Liability for Ac¬
revd., 144-45 cidents in (ieorgia,” by James L. Hunt,
John Laurens and the American Reimlution, by 254-82
(Iregory D. Massey, revd., .S2.5-2() Lauryeringfor the Railroad, by William C. Tb-
Johnson, Bethany, “Freedom and Slavery in omas, revd., 1(59-70
the Voice of the Neffro," 29-71 “A Letter by Pastor Johann Martin Bolt/.ius
Johnson, Mandi Dale, coanth.. Historic .About Bethesda and Marital Irregulari¬
Honewenture Cemetery, noted, S58; and .Su¬ ties in Savannah,” by (ieorge Fenwick
san E. Dick, “The Smell of Money,” 308- Jones, 28:3-94
23 The Ijnierett Ij-tters, coed. Frances Wallace
Johnson, Pharris Deloach, comp, and ed.. Taylor, Catherine Taylor Matthews, and
Under' the Southern Cross, revd., 697-98 J. Tracy Power, revd., 521-23
Lc\ine, Flaniel, revs., 176-77 Martinez, |. Michael, coed.. Confederate Sym¬
Lewis, (iliir, “Woman of Duty: l.iirana Davis bols in the Contempcnary South, revd., 547-49
Bowen,” 472-501 Mason, Sally D., coauth.. Princes of Ireland,
Lewis, jan Ellen, coed., Sally Hemmhtffi and Planters of Maryland, revd., 324-25
Thomas lefferson, revd., 148-49 Ma.ssey, Gregory D., John Laurens and the
Lisby, Gregory G., “Trying to Define What American Revoltition, revd., 32.5-26; revs.,
May Be Indefinable," 72-97 516-17
Lloyd, (Taig, F.u^ene Bullard, revd., 712-14 Matthews, Gatherine Taylor, coed.. The le-
“The ‘Loanly Riinagee,’" by David Garlson, verett Letters, revd., 521-23
.589-615 Melnick, Jeffrey, Black-jewlsh Relations on
Load Baptists, Loral Politics, by (’.lifford A. Trial, revd., 710-12
Graminich, |r., revd., .549-50 'The Memoirs of Brigadier Ceneral William Pass-
Lockley, Timothy, “The Strange Gase of more Carlin, V.S.A., ed. Robert 1. Girardi
George Flyming,” 2.80-53; revs., 14.5-46 and Nathaniel Gheairs Hughes, Jr.,
Long, Franklin Leslie, coaiith.. The Henry revd., 698-700
Ford Fra at Richmond Hill, (leorf^a, revd., 'The Men of Secession and Civil War, by James
17,5-76 L. .Abrahamson, revd., 336-.38
l.ong, l.iicy Bimce, coaiith.. The Henry Ford .Miller, Randall M., coed., 'The Freedmen’s Bu¬
Fra at Richmond Hill, (ieor^a, revd., 17.5-76 reau and Reconstruction, revd., 166-67;
Ij)st Rei'olutions, by Pete Daniel, revd., 714-16 revs., .530- 31
Lovett, Bobby L., The African-American His¬ Mills, Frederick V'., Sr., revs., 144-45
tory of Xaslwille, Tennessee, revd., 156-57 Mindell, David, War, 'Technology, and Fxperi-
Lumpkin, Joseph Henry, ilhis. 263 enceAlxmrd //icL'SS Monitor, revd., 69.3-94
l.yerly, Gynthia Lynn, revs., 158-60 Morgan, Edna Q., John Adam 'Treutlen, revd.,
144-45
Mcfially, David, The Fverglades, revd., 180-82 .Moss, Alfred A., Jr., coauth.. Dangerous Do¬
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Mc(ia,slin, Richard B., revs., 164-65 Mr. Speaker, by Richard Hyatt, revd., 35.3-54
McGleary, Ann E., revs., 704-706 .Murphy, Reg, Uncommon Sense, revd., 3.52-.53
McDonald, Robert M. S., revs., 32.5-26 Myra Inman, ed. William R. Snell, revd., 69.5-
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The McKee Ij'tteis, ed. Hugh McKee, noted, Nasstrom, Kiithryn, Fverybody's Grandmother
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McKie, J. Donald, coauth., Mark Anthony Native Ameiirans and the Farly Republic, by
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McKivigan, John R., coed.. Antislavery Vio¬ and Peter J. Albert, revd., 143-44
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McManus, John G., revs., 348-49 revd., 168-69
McMurry, Richard .M., Atlanta 1864, revd., “,A New Lot)k at Schooling and l.iteracy,” by
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McNinch-Su, Ron, coed.. Confederate Symbols A New Order of 'Things, by Glaudio Saunt,
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Making Freedom Pay, by Sharon Ann Holt, Newman, Richard, coed.. Guide to African
revd., 533-3.5 American and African Pritnaiy Sources cd
Mann, Ralph, revs., 16.5-66 Harvard University, noted, .553
Mark Anthony Cooper, by Mark Gooper Pope No Band of Brothers, by Steven E. W’ood-
III and ). Donald McKee, revd., 689-91 worth, revd., 161-62
7S6 (iFX)R(;iA Historical Quartkri.y
Norcross, jonaihan, 300, 302; illus. 303 Pierce, Daniel S., revs., 541-42
“A Nonhfin Army OOirer in Aiitcbfllimi Pirates, Privateers, and Rebel Raiders, bv Lind-
Savannah,” by Ku^i-nc Ci. Tidball, 11(>38 ley S. Butler, revd., 512-13
Platt, Fibene/er Smith, art. on, 10()-1.5
O'Brivn, (iail Williams, The Color oj the l.tiu’, Pleasants, |uhan M., revs., 188-90
rfvtl., 18,5-87 The Politics of Race and Schooling, bv Thomas
O’Brifii, Thomas \'., The Polities oj Rare ami \. O’Brien, revd., 178-79
Srhooliiig, rv\(\., 178-79 Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, by
O’Donovan, Susan E., revs., 328-29 (ilenn F’eUlman, revd., 34.5-40
Oglethorpe, James Edward, 118, 13;3-34, Pollit/.er, Williatn .S., The Crtllah Peojde and
197-229, 401, .570, .573; illns. 201; illus. Their Af rican Heritage, revd., 328-29
cover Pope, Mark ('ooper 111, coauth., Mark An¬
Olsen, (3iristopher |., revs., 33(>38 thony C.otrjrer, revd., 089-91
One Unmlred Three Lost or Ton ml Cemeteiies of Power, J. Tracy, coed.. The Teverett Ij-tters,
lialdjein County, comp, by Eli/abeth E. revd., 521-23
Dawson, Louise M. Horne, and .Anne M. Pratt, Robert A., revs., 18.5-87
King, noted, 72.5 Pressly, Paul .M., revs., 333-35
Onul', Peter S., jefletson's T.nipire, rextl., 32l> Princes of Ireland, Planters of Maryland, by
28; coed., Sally llemmitif's and Thomas jef- Ronald Hotlinan, collab. Sally D. Mason,
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(hatory and Rhetorir in the Xineteenth-Century Pruitt, Paul M., Jr., revs., 152-54
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The Pain and the Promise, bv Clenda .Alice Rabby, Clenda .Alice, The Pain and the Prom¬
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The Papers oj Ceneral Xathanael Oreene, Vol¬ Redkey, F.dwin S., revs., 524-20
ume XI, coed. Dennis M. Cotirad and Reece, Lewie, revs., 091-93
Roger N. Parks, revd., 510-17 Religion and the Antebellum Debate twer Slavery,
The Pafieys o/Martin Tuther Kirijr, fr.. Volume ed. John R. McKivigati and Mitchell
IV, coed, (ilayborne Carson, Susan Car- Snay, revd., 158-00
son, Adrienne Clay, Virginia Shadron, Rensi, Ray C., revs., 154-55
and Kieran Tayler, revd., 349-50 Revels, Tracy ]., revs., 342-43
Parker, David B., coautli., Caijjet Cajhtal, Rice Cold, by James Bagwell, revd., 331-33
revd., 182-83 Richardson, William D., coed.. Confederate
Parks, Roger N., coed.. The Pafters of Ceneral Symbols in the Contemjrorary South, revd.,
Xathanael Creene, Volume XI, revd., .51(>-17 547-49
Patton, Randall L., coauth.. Carpet Cajhtal. Roberts, William Pittman, Ceorgia’s Rest jyejh
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Pearce, Ceorge F., Pensacola Duriiifrthe Civil Robertsoti, Mary 1)., revs., 151-52
War, revd., 342-43 Rogers, William Warren, "Wiregrass Politics
Pearson, Fred l.amar, revs., 139-40 and New County Formation,” 010-.50
Pease, Jane 11. and William 11., coauth., d Rogers, William Warren, Jr., “Death Has
Family of Women, revd., 33.5-30 Been Busily at Work," 410-33; Conjederate
Pensacola During the Civil War, b\ Cieorge F. Home Front, revd., 104-05; revs., 102-04
Pearce, revd., 342-43 Romancing the Folk, by Benjamin Filene,
Phillips, C.hrisioplier, revs., 702-703 revd., 542-44
,4 Pictorial History of the Cniversity of Ceorgia, Romans, Bernard, ,4 Concise Xatural History
by F. N. Bouev, noted, 3.59 of Fast and West Florida, revd., 140-41
Index 737
Sally Hemmings and Thomas /effmon, coed, bv “The Smell of Money,” by Susan E. Dick and
Jan Ellen Lewis and Peter S. OniiL revd., Mandi D. Johnson, 308-23
148-49 .Smith, .Anna Habersham Wright, ed., A Sa-
Sandager, Elizabeth E., coed., Guide to Afri¬ vannah Family, revd., 33.3-35
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noted, .5.53 Smith, Hale C., coauth.. Here 'They Once
Sapelo Island, by Buddy .Stillivan, noted, 552- .VtoW, revd., 139-40
.53 .Smith, John David, Black Judas, re\d., 170-72
.Saunders, Robert VV., [r., liridjring the Gap, Smith, Mark M., revs., 68.5-86
revd., 541>47 Snay, .Mitchell, coed.. Religion and the Ante¬
Saiint, C.latidio, ,4 Seui Order of Thirty, revd., bellum Debate oxier Slai'ery, revd., L58-60
141-43; revs., 140-41 Snell, William R., ed., Myra Inman, revd.,
,4 Savannah Tamily, ed. .Anna Habersham 695-96
Wright Smith, revd., 333-35 Snowden, Edward, revs., 527-28
Schmidt, Jim, revs., 533-35 Sommer, Elisabeth W., .Serving 'Two Masters,
Science, Race, and Religion in the Ametican revd., 51.3-14
South, by Lester D. Stephens, revd., 68.5- The Southern Albatross, ed. Philip Dillard and
86 Randal L. Hall, revd., 708-10
The Sc(rf>es Trial, intro. Edward Laiidill, 'The Southern Judicial 'Tradition, by Timothy S.
noted, 552 Huehner, revd., L52-.54
Scots in Georgia and the Deep South, bv David Southern Politics in the I99()s, by Alexander P.
Dobson, noted, .5.51 l.ainis, revd., 190-91
Scott, Larole E., and Richard D. (iuvnn, Southern Rights, by Mark E. Neely, Jr., revd.,
"The Atlanta Streetcar Strikes," 434-.59 691-93
Scruggs, Otey M., revs., 156-57 Southern Unionist Pamphlets and the Givi! War,
Searching for the Bright Path, by James Taylor ed. Jon L. Wakelyn, revd., 530-31
('.arson, revd., f}77-79 “Stalwart Women, "by Carolyn Terrs’ Bashaw,
Seiving Two Masters, by Elisabeth W. Som¬ levd., 544-45
mer, revd., 513-14 Steely, Mel, 'The Gentleman from Georgia,
Setting the World .\blaze, by John Felling, revd., 722-24
revd., 683-85 Stephens, Lester D., Science, Rare, and Reli¬
Sex, Love, Rare, ed. Martha Modes, revd., gion in the American South, revd., 68.5-86
149-51 "The Strange Case of (ieorge Flyming,” by
Shades of Gray, by ('.arolyn Llay Swiggert, Timothy l.ockley, 2.3fK53; revs., 14.5-46
revd., 151-52 Streetcars, 434-59 passim-, ilhis. 436, 442
.Shadron, Virginia, coed.. The Papers of Mar¬ .Sullivan, Buddy, revs., 331-.33; .Sapelo Island,
tin Luther King, Jr., Vohime I\', re\d., noted, .552-53; Darien and McIntosh
349-50 Gounty, noted, .5.53
Shaping 'Tradition, by John A. Bnrrison, .Simmer, David E., “Everybody’s Cousin:
noted, 72t>-27 John J. Thrasher,” 29.5-307
Shaqtless, Rebecca, revs., 706-708 Snnbury, incorporated, 389; ilhis. 390
Sharrer, (j. Terry, A Kind of Fate, revd., 704- Snrrency, Erwin (L, “Calculated to Promote
706 the Ceneral Good,” .381-409
Shirclin'e, Barbara, rev’s., 187-88 Sutherland, Daniel E., ed.. Guerrillas, Union¬
Sbort, Bob, Everything is Pickrick, revd., 3.50- ists and Violence on the Gonfederate Hume
52 Front, revd., 16.54)6
Simpson, Marcus B., revs., 147 Swiggert, Carolyn Clay, Shades of Gray, revd.,
Slave Missions and the Black Ghurch in the An¬ 151-.52
tebellum .South, by Janet Dnitsman Corne¬ Symonds, Craig L., Gonfederate Admiral
lius, revd., 157-58 revd., 527-28
738 Geor(;ia Historkai. Quarterly
Talmadge, Ciovernor Hfinian, 7fi, 93; illiis. Union Bag and Paper ('ompany, 308-10; il¬
77 lus. 311-23
Tampa Before the Civil War, by (banter Brown,
)r., rcvd., .519-21
Taylor, C'.. James, revs., .514-16 Voire of the Xegro (periodical), art. on, 33-71
Tavlor, Frances Wallace, coed., The Ijaiereii pcissim: illus. 44. 57
l.ellns, revd., .521-23
Taylor, Kieran, coed.. The Papers of Martin
Luther King, Jr., V'oliime IN’, revd., 349- Wakelyn, Jon L., ed.. Southern Cnionist Pam¬
.50; rex’s., 71S-20 phlets and the Civil War, revd., 530-31;
Taylor, Robert A., coed.. This Cruel War, revs., 160-61
revd., 52.3-24 Waldori', Oxvendolyn Brock, “Wiregrass Pol¬
Tennesseans and Their History, bv Paul H. itics and New C.ounty Formation,” 616-
Bergeron, Stephen V. Ash, and Jean¬ .50
nette Keith, revd., 35.5-56 Walker, .Melissa. All IVi" Kneui UVa to Tcirm,
Terrell, (lovernor Josepli M., 618-19, 627- rex’d., 706-708
28, 647; illus. 648 VV«J, Technology, and T.xfwrience Aboard the
Terry Sanford, by Howard E. (iovington, Ji . US.S Monitor, bv David Mindell, rexd.,
and Marion A. Ellis, revd., 188-90 69:3-91
This Astounding Close, by Mark 1.. Bradley, Warner, Hiram, illus. 2.58
revd., 702-703 Watson, Harry L., revs., 71'4-16
This Cruel U'r/r, coed. .Min K. BlomqnisI and Weinberg, Carl, revs., 346-47
Robert A. Taylor, revd., 523-24 Weiner, Marli F., revs., 687-88
This (Wand Spectacle, bv Steven E. VN'ood- Weitz, .Mark ,4 Higher Duts, revd., 3.39-40;
worth, revd., 340-42 revs., .5.31-.33
“This is History,” produced by Oriswell Wesberry, James P., Sr., 77-97 passinr. illus.
Video Productions, noted, 726 77, 95
Thomas, William l.auryering for the Rail¬ Wesley, Rev. John, 566; illus. .568
road, revd., 169-70 ,4 Wheel Within a Wheel, by Briane K. Turlev,
Thrasher, John James, 29.5-307; illus. 296, revd., 53.5-37
.306 When All the Cods Trembled, by Paul K. Con¬
Tidball, Eugene U., “A Northern Army Of¬ klin, rexd., 34:3-4.5
ficer in .‘Nntebellum Savannah," 116-38 Whete Death and Clory Meet, by Russell Dun¬
Tidball, John art. on, 116-38; inside can, revd., 524-26
cover; illus. 118, 1.38 Where the Wild Animals is Plentiful, by Max’
To Have and To Hcdd, by Uiriy E. Hudson, Jordan, ed. Elisa Moore Baldxvin, revd.,
Jr., revd., 687-88 179-80
Toomey, Michael, rex’s., 69.5-96 Where There Are Mountains, bx' Donald Ed-
Towns, W. Stuart, ed.. Orators’ and Rhetoric in xvard Davis, revd., 539-41
the Nineteenth-Century South, rex'd., 160-61 Wbitefield, Ceorge, 16-17, 285, 287-292
"Trying to Define What May Be Indefin¬ passim, 565, .566-67, 571, 576, 581; illus.
able,” by C.eorge (i. l.isby, 72-97 572
Turley, Briane K., ,4 Wheel Within a Wheel, Whitman, T. Stephen, revs., :324-2.5
revd., .53.5-37 The Wild Past, by Margaret l.ynn Broxvn,
Tyler, Pamela, revs., 149-51 revd., 541-42
William Bartram and the American Revolution
Cncommon Sense, by Reg .Murphy, revd., 352- on the Southen Tronlier, bv Edxvard ].
5.3 Cashin, revd., 514-16
I 'nder the Southern Cross, comp, and ed. Phar- “William Berry Hartsfield and Atlanta Poli¬
ris Deloach Johnson, revd., 697-98 tics,” bv Louis Williams, 651-76