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Index 537 The Deacons for Defense, by Hill, revd., Gates, Frederick B., “The Impact of the 108-11 Western & Atlantic Railroad on the De¬ DfSoto Hotel, Savannah, illus., 488 velopment of the Cieorgia Upcrruntry, Dickey, Oiiida and Doyle Mathis, Berry Col¬ 1840-1860,” 169-84 lege, revd., 99-101 Ceorge Mason, byjeff Broadwater, revd., 217- Divided Mastery, by Jonathan D. Martin, 19 revd., 88-9(1 “Cieorgia and the Cionversation over Indian Downey, Tom, Planting a Capitalist .South, Removal,” by Michael Morris, 403-23 revd., 8.'>-86 “The Cieorgia &: Florida Railrrrad and Wire- gntss Agriculture,” by H. Roger Cirant, Earley, lawrence S., Looking for l.ongleaf, 28-48 revd., .'>08-.509 Cieorgia &: Florida Railroad, illus., 31,41 Lqiiiano the African, by Vincent ('.arretta, Cieorgia Historical Society, Recently Pn>- revd., 219-21 cessed Manuscript Gollections, 114-18; Estes, Allie, illiis., 55 Recent Acquisitions & Cataloged Ma¬ terial, 24.3-45; Annual Report for FV' Farrow, Anne, Joel I-ang, and jenif'er Frank, 2(K)7, 355-402; Recently Proces.sed Complicity, revd., 8(>88 Manuscript Collections & Cataloged Feldman, (llenn, ed.. Politics and Religion in Material, 528-35 the White South, revd., 240-42 Cieorgia Southern University, 478-97; illus., Flanders, E. Lorene, Myron Hou.se, andjan 488-97 Riiskell, “From Rural Roots to Global Ciilmer, Cieorge, illus., 417 Reach: Gelebrating a Gentury of Success Ciin Act of 1736, illus., 129 at the University of West (ieorgia,” 70-82 Cilover, Ixtrri, Southern Sons, revd., 501-.504 Flanders, E. Lorene, and Nicole Mitchell, Ciodshalk, David Fort, Veiled Visions, revd., “Annual Bibliography: Cieorgia Histort’ 101-103 in 2(M)6,” 348-53 Cirady-Willis, Winston A., Challenging U.S. Force, Manning F., “From Atlanta to Savan¬ Apartheid, revd., 2.38-40 nah: The Ghil War Journal of Manning Grant, H. Roger, “The Cieorgia Sc Florida Force, November 15, 1864-January 3, Railroad and Wiregncss Agriculture,” 1865,“ 185-205 28-48 Formisano, Ronald, revs., 516-20 Ciroce, W. Todd, revs., 226-27; “Annual Re- Fort McAllister, illus., 195 f)ort of the Cieorgia Historical Society Frank, Jenifer, Anne Farrow, and JtK-1 l.ang. for Fiscal Year 2007,” 35.5-402 Complicity, revd., 86-88 Crowing Up Jim Crow, by Jennifer Ritter- Frank, Lisa Tendrich, revs., 501-.504 house, revd., 228-31 Freedom's Coming, by Paul Harvey, revd., 231-33 Freehling, William W., The Road to Disunion, Hamilton, Phillip, revs., 217-19 Vol. 11, revd., 504-507 Harris, J. William, revs., 219-21 “Fntm Atlanta to .Savannah: The ('ivil War Harris, Robin O., revs., 510-12 Journal of Manning Force, November Harvey, Paul, Freedom’s Coming, revd., 231-33 15, IStVLJanuary 3, 1865,” by Manning Hill, Ixtnce, The Deacons for Defense, revd,, F. Force, 18.5-205 108-11 “From Rural R<k>ls to Global Reach: Gelebrat¬ Hoffschwelle, Mary S., revs., 236-38 ing a Gentury of Success at the University Hogarth, William, illus., 17, 129 of West Georgia,” by E. Ixrrene Flanders, House of Ciommons, illus., 17 MvTon Hoitse, and jan Ruskell, 70-82 House, Myron, E. Lorene Flanders, andjan Ruskell, “From Rural Roots to Cilobal Gainesville, Georgia, 292-.323 Reach: C.elebrating a Century of Success Gardner, Siirah E., BImhI CsfIrony, revd., 92-94 at the University of West Georgia,” 70-82 538 Georgia Historkai. Quarteria Hou> Race is Made, by Mark M. Smith, rcvd., Mc('Ash,June Ha\\, jekyll Island's Early Years, 228-31 revd., 8.3-85 Hubert, Benjamin, illus., 492 McCull, Ritlph, illus., 76 Hudson, Paul Stephen, revs., 101-103 Macon, Georgia, 266-91; illus., 277 Marley, Da\id John, rex’s., 240-42 “‘I la-ad you to battle’: Joseph E. Johnston Martin, Jonathan D., Dwided Mastery, revd., and the (’amtroversy at ('.a.ssville," by 88-90 Timothy F. Weiss, 424-52 Martin Pittman Administration Building, “The Impact of Tele\ision on Gettrgia, Stateslxrro, illus., 497 1948-19.52," by Patrick Novotny, .324-47 .Marvel, William, rex’s., 94-98 “The Impact of the Western & .\tlantic Rtiil- .Mathis, Dox’le and Ouida Dickev, Berry ('.al¬ road on the Development of the (ieorpa lege, revd., 951-101 Upcountry, 1840-18li0," by Frederick B. .Mills, Sr., Frederick V., revs., 951-101 (iates, 169414 .Mitchell, Nicole, with E. Lorene Flanders, ln.scoe, John, revs., 90-92 “Annual Bibliography: (x’orgia History’ iti 2(M16," .348-53 labour, Anya, Scarlett's Sisters, revd., ;501-.504 Mobley, Joe A., “H’nr Orn'emar of the South, " Jekyll, Sir Jo.seph, 119-34; illus., cover .Sum¬ rexd., 510-92 mer •Vlontgomerx’, Rebecca S., The Politics of Edu¬ Jekyll Island, map, 133 cation in the Meiv South, revd., 510-12 Jekyll Island’s Early Years, by June Hall Mc- Moore, .’Viidrew S., revs., 2.31-3.3 Gasli, revd., 8.3-85 Morris, Michael, “Georgia and the f'.onx’er- johnston, Joseph E., illus., 429 sation over Indian Remoxal,” 403-23 Judstjn, .Sarah Mercer, re\-s., 238-40 Nelson, (3aire Nee, rex’s., 228-31 Kennedy, Rolx'rt F., illus., 77, 476 Novotny, Patrick, “The Impact of Telex’ision King, Tlutmas Butler, illus., 177 on fx-orgia, 15148-19.52," 324-47 Kruse, Kevin M., \mte Flight, revd., 51 (>-20 Oglethorjx*, James, 1-27 Fang,Joel, Anne Farrow, andjenifer Frank, f)lsen, Christopher )., rexs., 88-510 (Urmplicity, revd., 86-88 “Ox’ercoming the ‘Defect of Sex’: tieorgia Gcssiter, Matthew 1)., Silent Majority, revd., Women’s Fight for .\ccess to Jury’ .Ser- 51 (>-20 x’ice," by Relx'cca Davis, 451-651 Ix’uchtenburg, William E., The White House iMoks South, revd., 234-36 Paradoxes of Desegregation, bv R. Scott Baker, “A Fight on the Hill: Georgia Southern L'ni- revd., 236-38 vereity, l‘«)ti-2(M)6," by Delma E. Presley, Pittman, Marxin, illus., 4513 478-97 Planting a Capitalist South, by Tom Downev, latckhart, Matthew A., revs., 508-509 revd., 8,5-86 iMoking for Ijrngleaf, by F.awrence S. Earley, “The Plight of a (x’orgia Gtxalist: William Ly- resd., 508-.509 ford, Jr.,” by ). G. Braddtxk, Sr., 247-65 I-orence, James J., “The Workers of (’.hictv Politics and Religion in the White South, ed. pee; Prttgressive Patenialism and the Glenn Feldman, revd., 240-42 (ailture of Accommodation in a Mod¬ The Politics of Education in the New South, by ern Mill \'illage,” 292-.323 Rebc'cca S. Montgomerv, rex'd., 510-12 Ia)vejt)y, Hatton, illus., 493 Presley, Delma E., “A Fight on the Hill: Fumpkin, Wilson, illics., 415 Georgia Southern University’, 1510()- Fyford, Jr., William, 247-65 2006," 478-97 Pressly, Paul M., “Scottish Merchants and the Mc('.arty, Faura T., revs., 514-16 Shaping of C’atlonial Georgia," 135458 Index 539 Pricf, Michael E., rev’s., 92-94 Sorrell, (iilbert Mtixley, illus., 359 Pure Fire, by ('hristopher B. Strain, revd., Southern Journeys, ed. by Richard D. Starnes, 108-11 revd., 112-13 Pve, David Kenneth, “('.oniplex Relations: Southern Sons, by lx>m Cilover, revd., .501-.504 .\n /Xfrican-Ainerican Attorney Navi- Starnes, Richard D., ed. Southern Journeys, gatesjim Crow Atlanta,” 453-77 revd., 112-13; Creating the Ijind of the Sky, revd., 512-14 Rtibun ('.onnty, illns., 211 Strain, (Christopher B., Pure Fire, revd., 108-11 Rnre Mixing, bv Renee Romano, revd., 1 (Mi- Sweet, Julie .Anne, “The British Sailors’ Ad- 108 vtKate; James Oglethorpe’s First Philan¬ “Recent Acquisititms & Cittaloged Material thropic Venture,” 1-27 at the (ieoiypa Historical Society," 24‘i-43 “Recently Prttcessed Manuscript ('ollec- Talmadge, Herman, illus., 345 tions &• Cittaloged Material at the Geor¬ Tannatt family, illus., 157 gia Historical Society,” 528-35 Taylor, Alan, illus., 3(i6 “Recently Processed Manuscript Catllec- Taylor, Stephen, revs., 512-14 tions at the Cieorgia Historical Society,” There Coes My Fiverything, by Jason Sokol, 114-18 revd., 103^105 Ritterhou.se, Jennil'er, Grcnoing Up Jim Crow, Thomas, .Steve, illus., 364 revd., 228-31 Troubled Commemoration, by Robert J. (Cook, 7'/ie Rond lo Disunion, V'ol. II, by William W. revd., 514-16 Freehling, revd., 504-507 R<Kkwell. Nttrman, illns., 74; cover. Spring Undaunted by the Fight, by Harry (i. I.efever, Romano, Renee, revs., 103-105; Race Mix¬ revd., 312-14 ing, revd., 10(i-108 Underw(H)d, James Lowell and W. l.ewis Rithiman, R. Fred, Captain Henry IVVrj and Burke, eds.. The Dawn of Religions Free¬ AndersonvillePrison, revd., 94-98 dom in South Carolina, revd., 498-.5(K) Riiskell, Jan, E. Lorene Flanders, and My¬ The Union That Shaped the Confederacy, by ron House, “From Rural Roots to Cilobal William C. Daris, revd., 226-27 Reach: ('.elebrating a Ontury of Success at the University of West (ieorgia,” 70-82 Veiled Visions, by David Fort Ciodshalk, revd., 101-103 Savannah, Georgia, illns., 2(M) Scarlett’s Sisters, bv Anva labour, revd., 501- Walden, Austin Thoma.s, 45.3-77; illus., 504 cover Winter, 455, 469, 473, 476 Scbwartz, .Marie Jenkins, Birthing a Slave, “IV’ar Coi’emor of the South, ” by Joe A. Mob¬ revd., 224-26 ley, revd., 90-92 “.Scottish Merchants and the Shaping of (Co¬ Weaver, Karol Kos'alorich, revs., 224-26 lonial Cieorgia,” by Paul M. Pressly, 135- W'eber, Robert, revs., 83-85 68 Weiss, Tinutthy F., “’I [.ead you to battle’; .Silent Majority, by Matthew D. I.a.ssiter, revd., Jo.seph E. Johnston and the (Controversy 516-20 at ('.assville,” 424-52 “Sir Joseph Jekyil and his Impact on W’ells, Guy, illus., 492 Oglethorpe’s Cieorgia,” by Thomas Hart Wells, Jonathan Daniel, revs., 85-86 Wilkins, 119-34 W'est Cieorgia, University of, illus, 73-82 Smith, Byron l.ambert “Cirook,” illus., 495 Western 8: Atlantic Railroad, 169-84; illus., Smith, Mark M., How Race is Made, revd., 171 228-31 The White House IBooks South, by William E. Sokol, Ja.son, There Coes My Everything, revd., Leuchtenburg, revd., 234-36 103-105; revs., 106-108 White Flight, by Kerin .M. Kruse, revd., 51(>-20 540 Georgia Historkaii. Quarteria Wilkins, Thomas Hart, “Sir Joseph Jekyll “The Workers of Ghicopee: Progressive Pa- and his Impact on Oglethorpe’s Geor- ternalism and the Culture of Accommo- gia,” 119-34 dation in a Modern Mill Village,” by Williams, Lillian James, illus., 78 James J. Lorence, 292-323 i © ! f I