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CONTENTS FOR VOLUME LXXXVII " Dreams of Gloty, Schemes of Empire: The Flan to Liberate Spanish Florida By Michael Morris 1 A diet Sherwood: Religious Pioneer of Nineteenth-Century Georgia By Jarrett Burch 22 Great Indignation: A Study of Racial Violence in Thomas County, Georgia, 1930 By Scott McAleer 48 From the Society/Hodgson Hall at One Hundred and Twenty- Five By W. Todd Groce 88 The Norihem Roots of Savannah's Antebellum Elite, 1780s-1850s By Paul M. Pressly 157 The “Seemingly Contradictory” Life and Legacy of Georgia Novelist Corra Harris By C.atherine O. Badiira 200 Three Who Cared: Beulah Rucker, L. L. Butler, and Ulysses Byas—Txoentieth-Century Trailblazers in Education for African Americans in Gainesville, Georgia By Winfred E. Pitts 245 Notes and Documents/ “Captain, WV Will Meet You on the Other Shore”: The Story of Some Black Union Soldiers from Georgia as Told by a White Union Officer from Michigan By Albert (’.astel 275 Annual Bibliography/Georgia History in 2002 By Lisa A. Ennis with E. Lorene Flanders 297 “The Excitement of High and Holy Affections”: Baptist Revival and Cultural Creation in the Upper-Piedmont Georgia Cotton Belt, 1800-1828 By Daryl Black 329 Oliver Hardy in Georgia, 1903-1913 By RobertJ. Wilson III 359 Arthur Rapei' and Documentary Realism in Greene Cmmty, Geor^a By Louis Mazzari 389 From the Society/ The Cherokee Indians and the Supreme Court By Stephen Breyer 408 Review Essay/ The New Postmodern Southern Political History By J. Morgan Kousser 427 BOOK RfWIEWS 120, 305, 449 COMMUNICATION 472 INDEX 474 Volume LXXXVII, Numbers 3 & 4 Fall/Winter 2003 The Georgia Historical Quarterly ARTICLES 329 Daryl Biack “The Excitement of High and Holy Affections”: Baptist Revived and Cultural Creation in the Upper-Piedmont Georgia Cotton Belt, 1800-1828 359 Robert ). Wilson III Oliver Hardy in Georgia, 1903-1913 389 l.OUTS Mazzari Arthur Paper and Documentary Realism in Greene County, Georgia FROM THE SOCIETY 408 Stephen Breyer The Cherokee Indians and the Supreme Court REVIEW ESSAY 427 J. Morgan KOUSSER The New Postmodern Southern Political History 449 BOOK REVIEWS 472 COMMUNICATION 474 INDEX *Volunie LXXXVII, No. 4 (Winter 2003) has been combined with the Fall 2003 issue so that we may begin each calendar year with the Spring issue (mailed in February) as No. 1. Subscribers will not miss any journals; the change is in the way each issue is numbered so that our numbering corresponds with the current calendar year. There will still be four issues per calendar year.