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The Georgia Historical Quarterly
Volume LXXVII, Number 3 – Fall 1993
Table of Contents
Articles
Mart A. Stewart – "Policies of Nature and Vegetables": Hugh Anderson, the Georgia Experiment, and the Political Use of Natural Philosophy
William Ramsey – The Final Contest for the "Debatable Land": Fort William and the Frontier Defenses of Colonial Georgia
Germaine M. Reed – Charles Holmes Herty and the Establishment of Organized Athletics at the University of Georgia, 1891–1902
Review Essays
George B. Tindall – New Views of the New South
Robert C. McMath, Jr. – Old South, New Politics: Jimmy Carter's First Campaign
Notes and Documents
Robert Scott Davis, Jr. – "As Good as the French": The Rise and Decline of Georgia's Buhrstone Industry
Robert A. Rockaway – "It's Hard Living in Atlanta": The Contrasting Views of Two Jewish Immigrants, 1905–1906
Georgia History in Pictures
Grace Elizabeth Hale – "In Terms of Paint": Lucy Stanton's Representations of the South, 1890–1930
Includes book reviews, book notes, and news and notices.
Cover features artwork of a woman in navy attire, attributed to Lucy Stanton.
The Georgia Historical Quarterly
Volume LXXVII, Number 3 – Fall 1993
Table of Contents
Articles
Mart A. Stewart – "Policies of Nature and Vegetables": Hugh Anderson, the Georgia Experiment, and the Political Use of Natural Philosophy
William Ramsey – The Final Contest for the "Debatable Land": Fort William and the Frontier Defenses of Colonial Georgia
Germaine M. Reed – Charles Holmes Herty and the Establishment of Organized Athletics at the University of Georgia, 1891–1902
Review Essays
George B. Tindall – New Views of the New South
Robert C. McMath, Jr. – Old South, New Politics: Jimmy Carter's First Campaign
Notes and Documents
Robert Scott Davis, Jr. – "As Good as the French": The Rise and Decline of Georgia's Buhrstone Industry
Robert A. Rockaway – "It's Hard Living in Atlanta": The Contrasting Views of Two Jewish Immigrants, 1905–1906
Georgia History in Pictures
Grace Elizabeth Hale – "In Terms of Paint": Lucy Stanton's Representations of the South, 1890–1930
Includes book reviews, book notes, and news and notices.
Cover features artwork of a woman in navy attire, attributed to Lucy Stanton.
