“Your most Dutiful[,] truly Obliged & most Humble Servant”: John Dobell and the Challenges of Navigating Early Georgia Politics
By Julie Anne Sweet
“That Hogansville Affair”: The Failed Assassination of the African-American Postmaster Isaiah H. Lofton
By Tony B. Lowe
Remembering the Nancy Harts: A Female Militia, Gender, and Memory
By Katherine Brackett
Black Student Experiences in the Racial Integration of Reinhardt College, 1966–1972
By Kenneth H. Wheeler, David Busman, Jessica Fanczi, Madeline Gray, Gladys Guzman-Gomez, Abigail M. Merchant, Madelyn Montgomery, Bradley Dane Niday, Kailey Payne, Aliyah Reeves
Book Reviews
Annual Report for 2018
By W. Todd Groce
FEATURE
The Boisterous Sea of Liberty:
The U.S. Constitution
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PERSPECTIVES
Who Do We Think We Are?
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
GEORGIA GEMS
Abraham Baldwin’s Copy of the
U.S. Constitution
by Robert Weber
STATE OF HISTORY
Georgia’s State of Civic Education
by Lisa Landers
INSIDE GHS
The Vincent J. Dooley
Distinguished Fellows Program
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PROFILES
2019 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
Messages from our Friends
and Supporters
The “Irish Settlement called Queensborough”: Immigration, Empire, and Revolution in Colonial Georgia
By Bryan Rindfleisch
The Andrew Young Affair and Jimmy Carter’s Fading World-Order Vision
By John Masko
Book Reviews
“Unwept, Unhonored, Unsung”: The Historical Memory of Henry O. Flipper, West Point’s First Black Graduate
By Tyson Reeder
The Lost Library of Georgia History Better than De Renne’s
By Kevin Kiernan
Book Reviews
PERSPECTIVES
A Duty to the Past, A Commitment
to the Future
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
FEATURE
The GHS Research Center:
A Foundation for History
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
GEORGIA GEMS
Saving Georgia’s History
by Lindsay Sheldon
PROFILES
Shell and Wyck Knox: John Macpherson
Berrien Award Winners: “We Have Always
Tried to Give Back”
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
INSIDE GHS
The Research Center Capital Campaign
by Laura García-Culler and Christy Crisp
STATE OF HISTORY
Extraordinary Gales: Fort Pulaski’s
Experience with Natural Disasters
by Laura Waller
MILESTONES
GHS News
John Penrose: A Success Story in Early Georgia
By Julie Anne Sweet
A Rousing Sentiment for Good Roads: The Spectacles of Atlanta’s 1909 Automobile Week
By Brian Ingrassia
“A Church Shall be Called the First African Baptist Church of St. Catherine’s”: The 1843 Founding Covenant of Sea Island Congregation
By John Saillant
Annual Report for 2017
By W. Todd Groce
Bringing the Quarterly into the Contemporary Era: The Formative Editorships of Thomas G. Dyer and John C. Inscoe, 1982–2000
By Paul Stephen Hudson
“A Most Profligate Villain”: Poor Whites as Depicted in Antebellum Wanted Proclamations
By James M. Denham
Michael O’Brien: A Forum
An Interview with Beverly M. “Bo” DuBose III, Part Four
By Stan Deaton
FEATURE
The Georgia Trustees:
A Legacy of Leadership
by Stan Deaton, Ph.D.
PERSPECTIVES
When History and Memory Collide
by W. Todd Groce, Ph.D.
GEORGIA GEMS
James Habersham Letterbook
by Lynette Stoudt
STATE OF HISTORY
Martha Berry’s Living Legacy
by Jennifer Dickey, Ph.D.
INSIDE GHS
News and Announcements
by Caroline Stevens Rhodes
PROFILES
2018 Georgia Trustees
by Patricia Meagher
GEORGIA HISTORY FESTIVAL
Schedule of Events
Messages from our Friends
and Supporters
E. Merton Coulter, the Georgia Historical Quarterly, and the Struggle over Southern History
By Fred Arthur Bailey
“Not Worth a Pinch of Snuff”: The 1789 Yazoo Land Sale and Sovereignty in the Old Southwest
By Brenden Kennedy
“Ill-designing people”: Revisiting Philip Thicknesse’s Recollections of Georgia
By Katherine Turner
Book Reviews
