“No Stamps, No Riot Act”: Governor James
Wright and the Stamp Act Crisis in Georgia
By Greg Brooking
Georgia Volunteers in the Mexican-American
War, 1846–1848
By Sherry Robinson
Book Reviews
The Spirit of Atlanta: Bobby Jones, Golf, and the New South, 1919–1930
By Eric W. Steagall
The Many Faces of William Tecumseh Sherman
By W. Todd Groce
The History and Legacy of McPherson Barracks
By Cappy Yarbrough
PERSPECTIVES
An Example Worth Emulating
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
FEATURE
The Promise of a More Perfect Union: The Reconstruction Amendments
By Bennett Parten, PhD
GEORGIA GEMS
Tunis Campbell Letters
by Nate Pedersen
STATE OF HISTORY
Q & A with Shan Cooper
By Stan Deaton, PhD
INSIDE GHS
Teaching Challenging Histories in Georgia
By Lisa Landers and Anastacia Scott, PhD
PROFILES
2023 Georgia Trustees
By Keith Strigaro
MILESTONES
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A Georgian Among Mormons: Alfred Cumming
as Governor of Utah Territory, 1857–1861
By William P. MacKinnon
Learning History through Reacting to the Past:
An Antidote to the “Crisis of the Humanities” and
the Challenges to Democracy?
By Thomas Chase Hagood
Book Reviews
Raising Flags, Firing Guns, and Drinking Toasts:
Celebrating Holidays in Colonial Georgia
By Julie Anne Sweet
Book Reviews
PERSPECTIVES
What Makes History “Patriotic”?
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
FEATURE
50 Years of Filmmaking in Georgia
by Matthew H. Bernstein, PhD and Eddy Von Mueller, PhD
GEORGIA GEMS
An Artifact Worth More than Money
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
PROFILES
John McMullan:
The John Macpherson Berrien Award Winner
by Stan Deaton, PhD
INSIDE GHS
Teaching the Civil Rights Movement with
the Georgia Historical Marker Program
by Elyse Butler and Lisa Landers
STATE OF HISTORY
Coastal Georgia Historical Society
by Sandy White
MILESTONES
GHS News
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and Supporters
“Bow Low Down to Death”: The Gospel Pilgrim
Society and Death in Jim Crow Georgia
By Tracy Barnett and Benjamin Ehlers
“Death for a Dollar Ninety-Five”: The Jimmy Wilson Case Reconsidered
By William P. Hustwit
Annual Report for 2021
By W. Todd Groce
Advocating Evolution and Unorthodox Religion
in Georgia, 1914–1940: The Passionate Mission of
School Superintendent James Coffee Harris
By Lester Stephens
Hidden History: The Ku Klux Klan in Troup County
By Alexander O. Hughes
PERSPECTIVES
The Making of a Georgia Trustee
by W. Todd Groce, PhD
FEATURE
Native American Dispossession and
Georgia’s Changing Landscape
by Andrew Denson
GEORGIA GEMS
Georgia and the Cherokee
by Sheila Boone
STATE OF HISTORY
Charles Crawford: John McPherson
Berrien Award Recipient
by Elyse Butler
INSIDE GHS
Teaching Georgia’s People and Places
by Lisa Landers
MILESTONES
GHS News
PROFILES
2022 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
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