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PAHQR Logue, Cal M.'TITLF Georgia Public. Address as a Research Area: A
, Bibliography.-PUB-DATE 73NOTE 749p.. Pekinted from the Georgia Speech Communication
Journal, Spring 1973
'EDRS PRICE MF-,$0.76 HC-$4.43 Plus ,PostageDESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies;. Books; .ComnlUnication (Thought
Transfer) ; Doctoral Theses; Government Publications;History; Newspapers; *Public Speaking; *Researchi-.Speech; Speeches
_IDENTIFIERS ,*GeorgiaNABSTRACT
The items J.isted in this bibliography pertain to thehistory and criticism ot,ipublic address in Georgia and have beehorganized to aid in research in these areas. Entries are divided intoeight categories: indexes, bibliographies (speech communication andhistory), texts of speeches, newspapers, government and relatedpublications, selected books about Georgia and Georgians, and thesesand disseitations. (JM)
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GEORGIA PUBLIC ADDRESS AS A RESEARCH AREA:A BIBLIOGRAPHY
by
Cal M. Logue
To study the Soah is to study a speaking tradition.Georgians have deliberated their destiny from the churchto the courthouse, fr6m 17W3 to the pre.gent. Discussions
,have been on-such topics as': Who shall govern, Englandor America, Georgia or the Union? How can slavery be
preserved? Who can best personify such views as statesovereignty, freedom, white superiority, honesty; and
concern for the people? '
The history, and criticism of Georgia public addresscan contribute significantly to the understanding of thepeople, issues, and events of this Deep South state.The study of Georgia public address can for cereniencebe divided into four broad periods: (1).Colonial/
Revolutionary Period, 1773-1784, (2) Ante-Bellum/CivilWar Period, 1785-1865, (3) Reconstruction/New SouthPeriod, 1866-1900, and (4) the Twentieth-Century. Each'"
of these general periods can be studied from the stand-point orthe role and influence of individual speakers,groups of speakers, political-parties, issues, and argu-ments. One can also study rhetorical movements 'andrhetorical situations.
There is some advantage in limiting the scope ofone's study. There is otnly so much one can accomplish.To exhaust information Al the newspapers, governmentpublications, personal letters and memoirs, specialcollections:articles, books, and speech texts'availableon a particula subject requires considerable time andenergy. One Mould be more realistic to begin with the
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study of the.speaking of "Rbbeft4Toombs on Secessionfrom the Union" than "Ante-Bellum speaking in 'Georgia."
One should not be limited, however', to individualspeakers. Human affairs are complex.. Speaking is onlyone aspect of human history. Speaking should 1estu:diedin context of the people, forces and events at work ata. particular time, whether rhetorical, pOlitical,' economic, religious, socio-cultural, educationalorphilosophical. Such perspective can only be achievedthroUgh deliberate, and devoted study and research of the
appropriate materials'.The best advice on choosing a subject for study
and getting started is-to begin reading general -httories '
of.Georgia. Check out AlbertSaye's A ConstitutionalHistory of Georgia Kenneth Coleman's Georgia History in
, Dutline, Amanda Johnson's Georgia As' Colony and\State,
or E. Merton Coulter's Georgia: A Short History.(1960)
an4 read through the work for subjects which interestyou and which should be studied rhetorically'. After
you have located a general field, using indexes and
bibliographies, go find what has 'already been written
on the subject. Then carve out an area you can handle
Which deserves further investigation. Below is a list
of sources which will help you in your study of thehistory and criticism of Georgia public address.
INDEXES
Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774 '
1927 Washington, 1928..
Bonner, John Wyatt. Bibliography Of Georgia Authors,
1949-1965. Athens, 1966.
Civil'War Index, 1956-1968. Chicago.
Cleary, James W. and Frederick W.. Haberman. Rhetoric
and Public Address, a Bibliography, 1947-19.61.Madison, 1964. One bound volume which includes allmaterials brom.speech journals and many other sources
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J.,.printed from 1947, to 1961. After 1961 one must go, each
year-.to Speech Monographs'for annual bibliography. After1969 material printed separately in-Bibliographic Annualin Speech Communication.
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Compilation of Georgia Authors. Lithonig, Gp.t 1970.
Cramer, Howard Ross., Index to the Bulletin "and Otherpublications of the Georgia Academy of Science, 1922-1967. Atlanta-, 1969. 4
Georgia, Alabama,. and'South Carolina Papers. DraperManuscripti. U. of ChicagoLibrary; On film,.133 reels.
Georgia Newspaper Directory, 1948?.
Gregory, Winifred. (ed). American Newspapers, 182171936: .
A Union List of Files Available in the United Statesand Canada. New York) 1937.
'10Grier's Almanac for' the Stateg'of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia . . . .
Index to the Writings on American History, 1902-1940.This is an accumulative, index of Writings on American;History up to 1940.' After 1940-onemust go,to-indi-vidUal volumes of Writings on American History.
Johnson, Allen and Dumas Ma/one.of American Biography. 20 vol.'s. and
1928-1937;.HarrisE. Starr .(edNew York, 944.'
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Leckie, George G: Georgia: A Guide to Its Towns and `
Countryside. Atlanta, 1954.
). Dictionaryindex. .New.), Supplement,
Matlon, Ronald and Irene R. Matlon. Table of Contents'and Index Of Quarterly Journal of Speecht. Speech Mono-graphs, Speech Teacher, Southern Speech-YOurnal,Western Speech Journal, Central States Speech Journal,and Today's Speech. Indek goes up to 196q.
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Monthly Catalog. ofsrnited States' Government'Publicatfans.'
,(Washington,,1895- ). ;
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Morris, Joseph Scdtt. Georgia Authors: A Biographical'Dictionary. Athens, 1954,
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A New York Times Index. Guide covering articles thathave appeared in New York Times. A good source forspgech texts or abstracts of speech texts.
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Social Sciences and Hutanitigs Index (Formerly The Inter-national_ Index to Periodicals). = 1907 tb date. .Coversscholarly jourfials in the huvanitites and socialsciences;
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Newspapers on Microfilm. 6th ea. Library Of Congress.,to Nov. 15, 1966;
Phillips, Ulrich Bshnefl. Georgia Local ArtItives. Wash-ington, 1905. Reprinted from Annual Report of Ameri-can Historical Association; 1904, Rp. 553-596. -
(Pride, Armistead S.), Negro Newspapers on Microfilm:A Selected List. Washington, 1953.,
Union 'List of Serials for the Atlanta District. Atlanta,1938.
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tiNLtings on American History, 902- Index of books'.and articles on American history. A gap remains during,World Wal II years: Index to Writings on American His-tory is an'accumulative. Irridex of Writings on American .
'History from 190.2-11,94*0*.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Speech Communication. . t
Baird, Albert Craig. "A Selected Bibliography of Ameri-.can Oratory," Quarterly Journal of Speech, XII (Nov.
- 1920, 35.2-356. ,
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''Bpase, paul H.- ,''Background Readings in American PublicAddress,".Spedch Teacher, VII (January. 1958)/ 61-64.
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,Braden, Waldo A. "A Selected Bibliography," in- Oratory,in the Old South, 1$28-1860. BatOn Rouge,'1970,
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' Beaden? Waldo W- "The Concept oil Southern Oratory: A .
, Selected Bibliography," Southern Speech Journal, XXIX(Winter 1963), 141-145. .
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Eubanks, Ralph T. and V. L. Baker. "A Bibliography ofSpeech.and Theatre in ae,South for the Year 1954,."Southern Speech Journal, XX ('Summer 1955), T23 -331.
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L. Baker, and JiMes Golden. "A
Bibliography of Speech and Theatre in the. South forthe Year 1955,"-Southern Speech Journal, XXI (Summer1956), 2487256.
,Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L. Baker, and James Golden. "A
Bibliography of Speech and Theatre in the South fort e Year 1956," Southern Speech Journal, XXII -(Summer957), 248-256. .
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. E. Baker, and James Golden. "ABibliography.of Spaeth and Theatre in the South for'the.Year 1957," SSJ, XXIII (Summer 1958), 2'11-219.
Eubanks, Ralph T.,' V. L. Baker, and James Golden: 11A
Bibliography of Speech and Theatre in the South forthe Year 1958," SSJ, XXIV (Spring 1959), 236-246.
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L. Baker, and James Golden. "A
Bibliography of Speech and Theatre in the South 'forthe Year 1960," SSJ, XXVI (Summer 1961), 300-312.
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L: Baker, and James Golden. "A
Bibliography of Speech and Theatre, in the South forthe 'YeaTx1961," SSJ, XXVII (Summer 1962), 290-305i
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Eubanks, Ralph/T., V, L. Baker, and James Golden. "A
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BibliOgraphy of Speech and Theatre in the South forthe Year 1962," SSJ, XXVIII (Summer 1963), 288=301.
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L. Baker, and James Golden., u.ABibliography of Speech and Theatre in the South forthe Year 1963," SSJ,'XXIX (Summer 1964), 326-341.
Eubanks, Ralph T., V. L. Baker, and Stuart Towns. "A,
Bibliography of Speedll and Theatre in the South forthe tear 1964," SSJ, XXX (Sunlmei'4.?65), 335-349.
Eubanks, 'Ralph T., V.-L. Baker, end Stuart Towns. VABibli,op=aphy of Speech and Theatre in tti6 SOuth forthe Year 1965,'SSJ, XXXt (Summer_19664,.102.314: .
Towns, Stuart, Ralph TIEubanks, and Norman DeMarco."A"Bibliography of Speech and Theatre in the South
the Year 1966," SSJ, XXXIII (Fall 1967), 50-60.
Townt, Stuart and Norman DeMarco. PAlbffogfaphy ofSpeech and Theatre in'the South for the Year 1967,"SSJ, XXXIV (Fall 1968), 61-70.
Towns', Stuart and Norman DeMarco.
Speecb and Theatre in the SouthSSJ, XXV (Fall 1969), 71-80.
Towns, Stuartkhd-No'rman DeMarco.Speech and'Theatre in the SouthSSJ, XXXVI (Fall 1970), 71-78
Towns, Stuart and Tice Miller. "A Bibliography of Speechand Theatre in the'South for Ghe Year 19_70," Southern .
Speech Communication/Journal, XXXVII (Fall 197.1),:84.911. .
"A Bibliography offor the Year 1968,"
"A Bibliography offor the Year 1969,"
Towns, Stuart and Thomas K. Wright. "A Bibliography ofSpeeCh and4rheatre in the South' for the Year 1971,"Southern eech Communication Journa2,XXXVIII.(Fall
1972),'91-1Sigb3.
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.Oliver, ROber "Bibliography," in History of Public'Speaking in America. Boston, 1965. /
Prosber, MichaelAl.: "Selected sources.on ContempofaryCommunication and Politics, 1948-1968,"'Today's-Speech,XVI "(November 1968)., 95-118.
Speech Monographs publishes a bibliography each yearfrom 1962 to 1969. After 1969 the,yearly bibliographyis published in Bibliographic Annual in Speech Coribuni-cation, 1970 to present.
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History
Alden, John Richard. "Bibliography," The American Revo-lution, 1775-1763. New York, 1954, pp. 269-283.
.Bontyr, John Wyatt. Bibliography of Georgia.Authors.Reprinted from Georgia Review. Athens.
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthprs,,1949-1950,' Georgia Review, IV (Winter 1950),353-367.
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Bonner, Jr. John Wyatt. "Biblibgraphy of GeorgiaAuthor,s, '1956-1951," Georgia Review, V Winter 1951),4981509..
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Bonner, Jr., John 441yatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1951-1952," Georgia Review,- VI (Winter 1952),475 -487.
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8onner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1952-1953," Georgia Review, VII (Winter 1953),468 -477.
Bonner, Jr., John:Wyatt. "Bibliography of -GeorgiaAuthors, 1953-1954Y Georgia Review, VIII (Winter 1954),466-480.
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Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of Georgia
, Authors; 1954-1955," Georgia Review,/ IX Winter 1955),
468-481.
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of'GeorgiaAuthois, 1955-1956," Georgia Review, X (Winter 1956).,495-510.
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of Georgia-44
. Authors, 1956-957,". Georgia Review, XI (Winter 1957),464-478.
Bonner,. Jr., Jbhn Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1957-1958," Georgic Review, XII (Winter 1958),
- 458 -473.
Bonner, -Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of Georgia
Authors, 1958-1959'," Georgia Review, XIII (Winter 1959
454-472..
Bonner, Jr., John Jyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1959-1960," Georgia Review, XIV (Winter 1960),450-471:
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of (eorgia
Authors, 1960-1961," Georgia Review, XV (Winter 1961),
430-483.
Bonner, Jr., John Wya,tt. "Bibliography .of Georgia
Authors, 1961-1962," Georgia Review, XVI (Winter 1962),
470-485.
Bonner, Jr.; John Wyatt. ;;Bibliography of Georgia ,
Authors, 1962-1963," Georgia Review, XVII (Winter 1963),
456-471.
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of Georgia,
Authors, 1963-1964," Georgia.
Review, XVIII (Winter .
1964), 484-500.,
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of Georgia
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Authors,491-510.
Bonner, JrAuthors,478-498.
1964-1965," Georgia
',JOhn Wyatt. "Bib
1965-1966," Georgia
Review, XIX (Winter 1965),
liography of GeorgiaReview, XX (Winter 1966),
Bonner, Jr., John Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1966-1967," Georgia Review, XXI (Winter 1967),
536-553.--
Bonner, Jr., Jahn Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1967-1968," Georgia Review, XXII (Winter 1968),527-544. O
Bonner, Jr., John 'Wyatt. "Bibliography of GeorgiaAuthors, 1969," Georgia Review, XXIV (Spring' 1970.),
91-114..
Brooks, Robert Preston. A Preliminary Biblioaraphy of
Georgia History. Athens, 1910.
Burr, Nelson R. A Critical Bibliography of Religion in
America. Princeton, 1961.
Catalogue of theWymberley Jones De Renne Georgia'
Li -brary . . . . U: of Georgia Library.
Clark, Thomas D. Travels in the Old South: A Bibliog-
raphy: 2 vols. Norman, 1956.
Clark,'Thomas Dionysius (ed.). Travels in the Old South,
A Bibliography. 2 vols. Norman, 1956 and 1962.
Coleman, Kenneth. "Bibliogra t ," The American Revolu-
tion in Georgia, 1763.:1789. Athens, 1958. Pp. 328-
340. Includes colonial and state, records, manuscripts,printed'source materials (American and British), news-papers and magazines, and secondary materials.
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Coleman, Kenneth. ."Bibliography," Georgia History in
Outline. Athens, 1960. Pp. 118.-121. 'Includes general
works on Georgia history and works covering differentperiods of Georgia history.
Coulter, E. M. "Select Bibliography," A Short History
of Georgia. 1933. Pp. 417-429. Includes
works on beginning of Georgia, Savannah, relationswith Spaniards, differenA periods, land, nationalism,party politics, soul of the people, financial pro-gress, social advancement.
Coulte't, E. Merton. "Select Bibliography," Georgia:
A Short History. Chapel Hill, 1960. Pp. 479-498.Includes notes on source's, sources on different
_periods, politics, turnpikes, rivers, .111.1roads,' soul
of the people, financial and economic progress., andsocial advancement.
Craven, Wesley Frank. "Critical Essay on Authorities,"Southern Colonies in the Seventeenth Century, 1607-
, 1689. Vol. I. A History of the South. Baton Rouge,
1957. Each volume in this 10-volume series has acritical essay on such items as manuscript collections,newspapers, personal collections, journals, politics,biography, etc.
Davidson, Philip. "Critical Essay on Authorities," ,Southern Colonies in the Eighteenth Century, 1689-1763.Vol. II. A History of. the South. Baton Rouge.
Alden, John Richard.' "Critical Essay on Authorities,"The South in the Revolution, 1763-1789. Vol. III.
A History ofthe.South. Bato9,Rouge, 1957.
Abernethy, Thomas P. "Critical Essay on Authorities,"The South in the New Nation, 1789-1819. Vol. IV.
A History of the South. Baton Rouge, 1961.
Sydnor:Ch9rles S. "Critical Essay on'Authorities,"The Development of Southern Sectionalism, 1819-1848.
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Vol. V. A History of the South. Betel; Rouge, 1948.
Craven, Avery 0. "Critical Essay on Authorities,"Growth of Southern Nationalism, 1848-1861. Vol. VI.A. History of the South. Baton Rouge, 1957.
Coulter, E. Merton. "Critical Essay on Authorities,"The Confederate States of America,-1861-1865. Vol.'
VII. A FL Story of the' South. Baton Rouge,' 1950.
Coulter, E. Merton. "Critical Essay on'Authorities,"The South During Reconstruction, 1865-1877. Vol.VIII. A History of the South. Baton.Rouge, 494f."
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Woodward,,C. V4nn. " Critical Essay'on Authorities,"Origins of the New Sduth,....18Z7-1913. Vol. IX. -AHistory obthe South. Baton Rouge, 1951.
Tindall, George B. "Critical Essays. on Authorities,"Emergence of the New South, 1913-1946. Vol. X.
. A History of the South. Baton Rouge.
Downs, Robert B. and Frances,B. Jenkins, Bibliography:Current State and Future Trends. Urbana, 1967.Reviews currept status and future outlook of bibliog-raphy in every major area.
Evans, Charles. (ed.). American Bibliography: A Chrono-logical Dictionary of all Books, Pamphlets, andPeriodical Publications Printedn the U. S. (1639-1820), 12 vols. Chicago, 1903-1934.
Flanders, Bertram H. Early Georgia Magaeines,4iteraryPeriodicals to 1865. . Athens, 1944,---
Georgia Author Bibliography, 190071940 Atlanta, 1942.....-
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Gohdes, Clarence. Bibliographical Guide to the Studyof the Literature of the U.S.A. Third Edition,revised., Durhalm, 1970.
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Gray, Richard A. (Conipiler). Serial Bibliographiesin the humanities and Social Sciences. Ann Arbor,1969., Lists bibliographies which appear at reasonably.-regular intervals in general subjects, philosophy,religion, social sciences, language, arts, iitratureand rhetoric, general geography,. history, etc.
johnson, AmandA. "Bibliography," Georgia As Colonyand State. Atlanta, no date. Pp. .1023-1045. Inr
cludes almanacs, yearbooks, encyclopedias, newspapers,economic and geographic factors, histories of Georgia,general works, articles, biogrOhy, religion, and.local histories.
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Lanning; John T. "BiW.iagraphy," The Spanish Missionsof Georgia. Chapel Hifb,71235; pa. 283 -291., In-
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chides manubcripts, printed 'gtAITCASi, selondary cooksand `articles.
Link, Arthur S. and_Rembert W. Patrick .(eds.). WritingSouthern History: Essays, in HistoriograRhy in Honorof Fletcher M. Green: ,Baton Rouge, 1965.'
Matthews, William. (ed.). American Diaries: AnAnnotated Bibliog phy to"1861. Berkeley, 1945.
46McCain, James ^R. ';Bibliography," Georgia aa-a Pro- .
prietary Provincy.. Boston, 1917. Includes,manuscriptarchives, printea sources, and secondary sources.
McMillan, "James B. Annotated Bibliography'of SouthernAmerican English. Miami, 1971.
Nevins, Allan, Jan1 I Robertson; Jr., and Bell I Wiley.(eds.). Civil War Books, A 'Critical Bibliography.
'Bat.= Rouge, 1967/
Rowland, A;plur Ray. A Bibliography of the "Writings onGeorgia Ristory. Hamden, Conn., 1966./ .
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Saye-, Albert B. ,"Bibliography," A Congtitutichal His-. tory of Georgia, 17.32 -1968. Athens, 1970. Pp. 466-
- 477. Discusses histories of Georgia, primary sources,secondary works, and general works:
Saye, Albert. "Bibliography," New Viewpoints in CeorgiaHistory. Athens, 1943. Pp.'237-247'. Includesprinted sources, manuscripts, secondary works, andgeneral works.
'Southern History in Periodicals, 1964: A SelectedBibliography," Journal of Southern History, XXXI(May 1965), 178-197. Begins XXX (May 1964), 204-19.
"Southern History in'Perio'dicals, 1965: A SelectedBibliography," Journal of Southern His Wry, XXXII(May 1966), 208-230.
."Southern History,ip Periodicals, 1966: A Selebted,Bibliography," Journal of Southern History, XXXIII(May. 1967), 206-233.
"Southern History in Periodicals, 1967: A Selected., Bibliography," Journal of Southern History, XXXIV
' (May 1968), 235-265.
"Southern History in Periodicals, 1968: A SelectedBibliography," Journal o£ Southern History, XXXV
,(May 1969),'203-233.
"Southern Hj.story in Periodicals, 1969: A SelectedBibliography," Journal of Southern History, XXXVI'(May 1970), 212-243.
"Southern History in Periodicals, 1970: A SelectedBibliography," Journal of Southern History, XXXVII(May 1971), 213-240.
"Southern History in Periodicals,, 1971: A SelectedBibliography," Journal of So6thern History, XXXVIII(May 1972)'," 241*272...,
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Strickland, Reba Carolyn. "Bibliography," Religion andthe State in Georgia in the Eighteenth Century. New -York, 1939, pp. 187-197. Includes manuscripts,official records, eoclesiabtical.records, diariesand letters, miscellaneous, newspapers, periodicals,secondary authorities.
Thornton, Ella May. 'Finding-fist of Books and PamphletsRelating to Georgia and Georgians. Atlanta, 1928.
aWarren, Mary. Georgia Bibliography of Articles in Print
in Genealogical Magazines Through 1967: Daniefsville,Ga., 1967.
Warren, Mary. y.DanieravilJe, Ga., 1969.
.:TEXTS OF SPEECHES
Finding4 texts of speeches is critical to the studyof Georgia public address. What distinguishes thecritic of public address from the historian is one'sprimary concern for'the communicative influences andforces at work within a particular social context. Somespeech texts by Georgia speakers are readily available..For example the speeches of public officials such assenators and-governors can be found in the sourceslisted under "government" below. Many anthologies areavailable on such well knoWn persons as Henry t.1. Grady,Joseph E. Brown, Alexander H. Stephens, and Benjamin H.Hill. Georgia speakers are included, in anthologies of
'Southern speeches. Usulally, hOwever, one must rummagearound among"old newspapers, government documents,pamphlets, etc. After you isolate a time period, per-son, or subjec , locate materials appropriate for thattopic and been browsing for speech texts. They canbe,found in official proceedings of many organizations.Once you select a specific subject for study you are offon a detective hunt in every kind of source for speechtexts. The materials in this bibliography will help.
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A few sample speech sources are listed here.
Addresses Before-the Supreme Court of (eorgia in Honorof the Centennial of the Accession of John Marshallto the Bench as Chief Justice, 1901.
Bacon, A. 0. Speeches in the United States Senate.2 vols. Washington, 1896-1907.
Campbell, J. H. /Georgia Baptists: Historical andBiographical. .21-0 ed. Macon, 1874.
Cheney, John Vance. Memorable American Speeches. 4vols.. .
Cleveland, Henry. Stephens, Alexander H., with Lettersand Speeches. Atlanta, 1866.
Fielder,-Herbert. A Sketch of the4Life and Times and
Speeches of Joseph E. Brown. Massachusetts, 1883.
Fleming, William H. Speeches in Congress. Atlanta, 1908.
Georgia Chautauqua. Addressts delivered on Educational'sDay at t1e Georgia State Fair. Macon, Ga., 1890.'
Georgia Historical Society Acaresses, 1840-1892.
Graves, John Temple. Eloquent Sons of the South. 2
vols. Boston, 1909.
Harris, Joel Chandler. (ed.). Henry W. Grady, WrOting.S....,fand Speeches. New York, 1890.
Hill, Jr., Benjamin Senator Benjamin H. Hill ofGeorgia: His Life, Speeches and Writings.' Atlanta,1891.
HoweJulia Ward. Masterpieces of American Eloquence.New York, 1900.
Brewer; David Josiah. (ed.). World's Best Orations.St. Louis, 1900.
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Hurd, Charles'. A Treasury of Great American Speeches.New York, 1959.
Johnston, Alexander. Representative American Orations.New York, 1884.
McConnell,' Joseph Moore. Southern Orators: Speechesand Occasions New York, 1910.
Moore, Frank. American Eloquence. 2 vols. New York,1867.
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Reed, Thomas B. Modern Eloquence. Philadelphia, 1923.
Shurter, Edwin DuBois. Masterpieces of Modern Oratory.Boston, 1906.
Shurter, Edwin DuBois. Oratory of the South: From theCivil War to the Present Time. New York, 1908.
Starkwather, Chauncey C. Orations of American Orators.-IRAvised Edition. Vols. 1 90,4,, 1900. -
SteWart, JOseph Spencer and ',kiln Lamar Knight. GeorgiaOratory. McGreggr Co., 1933.
Woodson, Carter Godwin. Negro Orators and Their Ora-
tions. New York. Reprint of 1925 edition.
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Wrage0 Ernest J. and Barnet Baskerville. AmericanForum. New York, 1960.
NEWSPAPERSI
Athens Athenian (1826-1832):
Athens Southern Watchman (1854-1882).
Pftlanta Baptist Banner (1860-1865). --
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Atlanta Constitution (1868- ).
Atlanta Journal (1883- ).
Atlanta Post-Appeal.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel (1785-'
Augusta *Constitutionalist (1823-1877).
Augusta Georgia Courier (1825-1837).
Augusta News.
Calhotn Times.
Central Georgian. Sandersville.
Cherokee Kdvance. Canton.
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Christian Index, oldest religious paper in Georgia.4
Columbus Enquirer (1828-d873).
Columbus Times (1841-1870).
Covington News.
Daily Savanhah-Republican (1802-1873).
Dalton Cit1ze.
Dahlonega Signal.
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'Georgia Citizen.- --Macon. (1850-1860).
Georgia Enterprise. Covington.
Georgia Gazette (1788-1802). Savannah.
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Georgia Republican (1802-18D7). Savannah.
Georgia Times and State Rights' Advocate. Milledgeville,1955- ss
Georgia Weekly Telegraph.' (Macon).
Georgian. Published by the Demosthenian and Phi KappaLiterary Societies of the V. of Georgia, 1896-1920.
Griffin Daily News.,
Jeffersonian (1906-1917). Thomson, Ga:, by Tom Watson.
Macon Georgia Messenger(1823-1869).
Macon Telegraph (1826-1906), became Telegraph and Con-federate in September,:i864, combining with DailyConfederate (1863-1864) and Journal and Messenger,1847-1869).
Madisonian. Madison, Ga.
Milledgeville Confedera& Union (1862-1865).
Milledgeville Georgia Jaliprnal (1809-1847).
Milledgeville Southern Recorder (1819-1873).
People's Parjy Papep(1891-1898), Atlanta, by Tom Watson.
'Putnam County Countryman (1862-1866)..
Sandersville, Ga. Central Georgian (1841-1879).
Savannah Daily Georgian.
Savannah Georgian (1818-1856).
Savannah Recorder.
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Savannah.Republican (1802-1873).
State
GOVERNMENT AND RELATED PUBLICATIONS
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For information on 0.e-organs one can write to thefollowing addresses. For example yodican get a brochurelisting all governors and dates they served in office.
Reference and Reader Services LibrarianGeorgia Uate Library301 Judicial Building
Directordept;, of Archives and History
. 214 State Caqritol
Atlanta, .Georgia 30334
Colonial Records for the State of Georgia. Twenty-sixVolumes. Atlanta, 190416.
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Andrews, Ernest M. Georgia's Fabulous TreasureHoards . . . . Haveville, Ga., 1966.
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Arnall, Ellis G. Shore Dimly Seen. Philadelphia, 1946.
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Auer,..J. Jeffery. (Ed.). Antislavery and Disunion,1858-1861. New York, 1963. See selected chapters.
Austin, Aurelia. Georgia Boys with "Stonewall"Jackson. Athens, 1967.
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Avery, Myrta L. (Ed.). Recollections of Alexander H.Stephens. New York, 1910.
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in World War II. Atlanta, 1946..
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Carroll, Joseph C. Slave Insurrections in the United'States, 1800-1865. Boston, 1938.
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Coulter, E. Merton. Georgia Waters: Tallelulah Falls,Madison Springs, Scull Shoals and the OkefenokeeSwamp. Athens, 1965.
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Cunningham, Thomas Mayhew. Georgia: Before PlymRock and Afterwards! New York, 1949% -
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Davis, Wiley H. Georgia Practice and Procedure. .
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Meier, August and Elliott Rudwick. "Boycott MovementAgainst Jim Crow Streetcars in the South, 1900-1906,"Journal of American History, LV (March 1969), 756-775.
Miller, Henry Prentice. "Ante-Bellum Georgia Humorand Humorists," Emory University Quarterly, 5 (June1949), 84-100?.
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Miller, Randall M. "Stamp Act in Georgia," Georgia
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Mitchell, Eugene M. "Atlanta During the 'Reconstruction
Period'," Atlanta Historical Bulletin, II (1936), 18-
24.
Mondy, Robert W. "Jesse Mercer and the Baptist College
Movement," Georgia Historical Quarterly., 40 (Octobdr
1956), 349-59.
Montgomery, Hbrace. "Georgia's Howell Cobb Stumps for
James Buchanan in 1856," Pennsylvania History, XXIX
(January 1962), 40-52.
Montgomery, Horace. "Howell Cobb, Daniel Webster, and
Jenny Lind," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLV (March
1961), 37-41.
MonEgomeuilHorace. "The Two Howell Cobbs: A Case of
Mistaken Identity," Journal of Southern History,
XXVIII (August 1962), 348-355,
Moody, Minnie Hite. "Books About Georgia, 1950-1953,"
Georgia Review, VIII (Spring 1954), 70-80.
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Morgan, David. T. "Consequences of George Whitefield's
Ministry in Georgia and the Carolinas, 1739-1740,"
Georgia Historical. Quarterly, LV (Spring 1971), 62 -82.
Morgan;'Jr., David T. "George Whitefield and the Great
Awakening in the Carolinas and Georgia, 1739-1740,"
Georgia Historical Quarterly, LIV (Winter 1970),
517-539.
Moseley, Charlton. "Latent KlanA.sm in Georgia, 1890-
1915," Georgia Historical Quatterly, LVI (Fall 1972),
365-386.
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Newsom, Lionel and William Gordon. "A Stormy Rally inAtlanta," Today's Speech, XL (April 1963), 18-21.
Niven, Alexander C. "Joseph E. Brown, ConfederateObstructionist," Georgia Historical Quarter-17i 42(September 1958),. 233-57.
Nixon, Raymond B. "Just Human: a Lecture by Henry W.*Grady," Emory University Quarterly, VI Tnne 1950),65-83.
Norton, Wesley. "Role of a Religious Newspaper inGeorgia During the Civil War," Georgia RisrnricalQuarterly, XLVIII (June 19-6 4), 125 -146.
O'Brien, Harold 3. "Slavery,Sentiments That Led toWar," Today's Speech, IX (November 1961), 5-7.
, O'Donnell, J. H. "Alexander McGillivray: Trainingfor Leadership, 1777-1783," Georgia Historical Quer-terlY, XLIX (June 1965), 172-186.
Odum, Gertrude Gilmer. "Georgia Fiction: 1926-1950,"Georgia Review, 5 (Summer, 1951), 244-57.-
Orson, Gary D. -"Thomi-s Brown, Loyalist Partisan, andthe Revolutionary War in Georgia, 1777-1782, Part I,"
Georgia Historical Quarterly, LIV (Spring 1970), 1-19.
Olson,_Gary D. "Thomas'Brown, Loyalist Partisan, andthe Revolutionary War in Georgia, 1777-1789-, Part II,"Georgia Historical Quarterly, LIV (Summet 1970), 183-208.
Osborn,.George C. "Atlanta Campaign, 1864," GeorgiaHistorical Quarterly, 34 (December 1950), 271-87.
Parks, Joseph H. "State Rights in a-risiaGovernorJoseph E. Brown versus Presideht Jefferson Davis,"Journal df Southern History, XXXII (February 1966),3-24.
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Perkins, Eunice R. "Progress of the Revolution inGeorgia," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XVII (1933),
Peterson, Owen. "Nathan S. S. Beman at Mt. Zion,"Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLIX (June 1965), 157-171.
Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell. "The Cburse of the South toSecession: The Fire-Eaters,' Georgia Historical Quar-terly, XXII (1938), 41-71.
Posey, Walter Brownlow. "Adiel Sherwood: Georgia'sFirst Gazetteer," Emory University Quarterly, 13(Malth 1957), 17-26.
Prescott, Frank Williams. "A Footnote on Georgia'sConstitutional History: Item of the Veto of theGovernor," Georgia Historical Quarterly, 42 (March1958), 1-25.
Proctor, Jr., William G. "Ambiguous Auction Block,"Georgia Review, XXIII (Spring 1969), 63-71.
Proctor, Jr., William G. "Slavery in Southwest Georgia,"Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLIX (March 1965), 1-22.
Raines, Lenora. "Atlanta's Dream of Fair Women,"Atlanta Historical Bulletin, 9 (1951), 26-38.
Range, Willard. Rise and Progress of Negro Colleges inGeorgia, 1865-1949. Athens, 1951.
Reddick, Glenn E. "When the Southern Senators SaidFareWell," Southern Speech Journal, XV (March 1950),162-197.
Repass, Jr., John L. Wit and Wisdom of Georgia Law.Atlanta, 1952.
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Reps, John William. "Town Planning in Colonial Georgia.,"Town Planning Review, 30 (January 1959), 273-85.
Richardson, Ralph. "The Rhetorical Death Rattle of theConfederacy," Southern Speech Journal, XX (Winter 1954),109-116.
Ridgold,Mary Spencer. "Role of the State Legislaturesin the Confederacy," Georgia Historical Quarterly,XLVIII(September 1964), 255-270.
Rives, Ralph Hardee. "Public Address in the 'Old Domin-ion, 1820-1840," Southern Speech Journal, XXVI (Summer1961), 318-28.
Roach, Jr., S. F, "The Georgia Gazette and the StampAct: A Reconsideration," Georgia Historical Quarterly,LV (Winter 1971), 471-491.
Roberts, Derrell. "Duel in the Georgia Capital," Geor-gia Historical Quarterly, XLVII (December 1963), 420-424.
Roberts, Derrell Clayton. "Joseph E. Brown and HisConvict Lease System," Georgia Historical Quarterly,44 (December 1960), 399-410.
Roberts, Derrell. "Joseph E. Brown and the Universityof Georgia," Georgia Review, XIX (Summer 1965), 239-249.
'Roberts, Derrell. "Joeph E. Brown and his GeorgiaMines," Geprgia Historical QuarterlyLII (September1968), 285-292.
Roberts, L. E. "Educational Reform in Ante-Bellum.eorgia," Georgia Review, XVI (Spring 1962), 68-82.
Roberts, Lu E "Sectional Problems in Ga. Duringthe Formative iod, 1776-1798," Ga. Historical Quar-terly, XVIII (Se.t-,Per 34), 207-227.
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Robertson, James I. "Development of the Funeral Busi-ness in Georgia," Georgia Review, XIII (Spring 1959),86-96.
Rogge, Edward. "Accommodating Theory to Necessity:.The Confederate Congress and Conscription," Southern
Speech Journal, XXIX (Winter 1963), 115-124.
Rubincam, Milton: "Historical Background of the Salz-burger,Emigration to Georgia," Georgia HistoricalQuarterly, 35 (June 1951), 99-115.
Rudulph, Marilou Alston. "Michael Rudulph, 'Lion of
the Legion'," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLV(September 1961), 201-222.
Russ, Jr., William A. "Radical Disfranchisement inGeorgia, 1867-71," Georgia Historical Quarterly., XIX
(1935), 175-209.
Russell, H. D. "How to Know One When You See Him,"(Soldiers from Georgia in 1940s/ Georgia Review, 2
(1948); 193-201.
Sanders, Jennings B. "George Whitfield Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Years After His First American Visit: An
Interpretation," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLVIII
(March 1964), 64-73.
Saunders, Robert M. "Transformation of Tom Watson,
1894-1895," Georgia Historical Quarterly, LIV
(Fall 1970), 339-356.
Saye, Albert Berry. "Elective Franchise in Georgia,"Georgia Review, 2 (Winter 1948), 434-446.
Saye, Albert B. "Genesis of. Georgia Reviewed," Georgia
Historical Quarterly, L (June 1966), 153-161.
Saye, Albert Berry. "Georgia's County Unit System ofElection," Journal of Politics, 12 (1950), 93-106.
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Scott, Anne Firor. "After Suffrage: Southern Women in,the Twenties," Journal of Southern History, XXX(August 1964), 298-318, k' '
Scroggs, Jack B. "Carpetbagger Constitutional Reformin the South Atlantic States, 1867-1868," Journal ofSouthern History, 27 .(November 1961), 475-493.
Sears, William Hulse. "Prerhistory of Georgia," Georgia' Review, 6.(Winter 1952), 397-409.
Shadgett: Olive Hall. "History of the Republican Partyin Georgia," Georgia Review, 6 (Winter 1953), 428-42.
Shadgett, Olive Hall. "James Johnson, Provisional .
Governor of Georgia," Georgia Historical Quarterly,36. (March 1952), 1-21.
Simpson, John Eddins. "Howell Cobb's Bid for thePresidency in 1860," Georgia Historical Quarterly,LV (Spring 1971), 102-113.
Skelton, Lynda Worley. "States Rights Movement inGeorgia, 1825-1850," Georgia Historical Quarterly, L(December 1966), 391-412.
Smith, Donald H. "Martin Luther King, Jr.: In theBeginning at Montgomery," Southern Speech Journal,
XXXIV (Fall 1968), 8-17.
Smith, Herbert F. "Joel Chandler Harris's Contributionto Scribner's Monthly and Century Magazine, 1880-1887," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLVII (Rine 1963),169-179.
Smith, Lillian Eugenia. Killers of the Dream. NewYork, 1949. Author's Life in Georgia as friend toblacks.
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Smith, W. Calvin. "Reconstructidn 'Triumph' of RufusBBullock," Georgia Historical Quarterly, III'(December 1968), 414-425.
Smith, Warren I. "Farm Journal of John Harry Dent,1882-1884," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLII(March 1958), 44-53.
Society for Preservation of Early .Georgia History.Early Georgia. Vol. I, 1955.
'Spalding, Phinizk. "James Edward Oglethorpef ABiographical Survey," Georgia Historical Quarterly,LVI (Fall 1972), 332-348.
Standard, Janet Harville. "Historic Washington-Wilkes,"Georgia Review, 5 (Winter 1951), 455-71.
Stegeman, John and Janet. "Georgia's Forgotten Man,"Georgia Review, XV (Fall 1961), 2.88-295. LWilliamHarris Crawford/
Stephens, Jr., Robert Grier. "Background and Boyhoodof Alexander H. Stephens," Georgia Review, 9 (Winter1955), 386-97.
Stinson, 0. H. "Negro Baptists in Georgia," L,Baptist/Quarterly Review, 19 (Jan.-March 1959), 54-7.
Strauss, Felix F. "Brief Survey of Protestantism inArchiepiscopal Salzburg and the Emigration of 1732,"Georgia Historical Quarterly, 43 (March 1959), 28-59.
Surrency, Erwin C. (ed.). "Directions for HoldingCourt in Colonial,) eorgra," American Journal of LegalHistory, 2 (Octobee1958), 321-5.
Sweat, Edward Forre4t. "Social Status of the Free Negroin Ante-Bellum Georgia," Negro History Bulletin,'21(March 1958), 129-31.
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"Synod of Georgia," [1756-1955Y, Presbyterian Survey,1 45 (June 1955), 28-30'
Talmadge, Herman Eugene. "Georgia's County UnitSystem, Fountainhead Of Democratic Government,"Georgia*Review, 5 (Wiflter 1951), 411-22.
Talmadge, John Erwin. "Burritt Mystery: PartisanJodrnalism in Antebellum Georgia," Georgia Review,8 (Fall 1954), 332-41.
Talmadge, John Erwin. "Georgia's Federalist Press and*theVar of 1812," Journal of Southern History, 19(November 1953), 488-500.
Talmadge, John Erwin. "Joseph E. Brown's Missing Corres-pondence," Georgia Historical Quarterly, 44 (Decem-tier 1960), 411-18.
Talmadge, John E. "Georgia Tests the Fugitive SlaveLaw," Georgia Historical 5uarterly, XLIX (March1965), 5,7-64.
Talmadge, John Erwin. "Peace-Movement Activities inCivil War Georgia," Georgia Review, 6 (Summer 1953),'190-203t
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Tankersley, Allen P. "Midway District: A Study ofPuritanisin Colonial Georgia," Georgia Historical
.' Quarterly, 32 (September 1948), 149-157:
Taylor, Antoinette Elizabeth. "Revival and Develop-ment of the Woman Suffrage Movement in Georgia,"Georgia Historical Quarterly, 42 (December 195-8),.339-54.
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Taylor, A. Elizabeth. "The Last Phase of the WomanSuffrage Movement in Georgia," Georgia HistoricalQuarterly, 43 (1959), 11-28,
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Thomason, Hugh M. "Governor Peter Early and theIndian Frontier, 1813-1815," Georgia HistoricalQuarterly, XLV (September 1961), 223-237.
Thompson, William Y. "Robert Toombs, a Man Withouta Country," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLVI(June 1962), 162-168.
Thompson, William Young. "Robert Toombs and theGeorgia Railroads.," Georgia Historical Quarterly,
. 46 (March 1956), 56-64.
Tucker, Edward L. "Charles Sumner and Richard HenryWild," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLIX (Sept.1965),-320-333.
Tucker, Edward L. "John Walker Wild," Georgia Histori-cal Quarterly, XLV (June 1961), 120-127.
Tucker, Norma. "Nancy Ward, Ghighau of the Cherokees,"Georgia Historical` Quarterly, LIII (June'1969), 192-
' 200.
Vinton, John Rogers (1801-47. "Journal of a Missionat Georgia in 1827," Georgia Historical Quarterly,44 (Mar.1960), 74-85. Shows dislike for Milledge-ville and Methodists.
Voigt, Gilbert Paul. "Ebenezer, Georgia: An EighteenthCentury Utopia," Georgia Review, 9 (Summer 1955),209-15.
Wird, Margaret Edith. "Testimony of Margaret KetchamWardon Civil War Time in Georgia," Georgia Histori-'dal Quarterly, 39 (Sept.-Dec. 1955), 268-93; 375-401. Ed. by 'Aaron M. Boom.
Watkins, Floyd C. "Southern Mountaineers' ArchaicEnglish," Georgia Review, 3 (Summer 1949), 219-225.
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Wells, Tom Henderson. "Charles Augustus LafayetteLamar," Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLVII (June1963), 158-168.
Wheeler, John Taylor. Two Hundre4 Years of Agricul-tural Education in Georgia. Danville, 1948?.
White, Mary Harriet. "Madame Sophie Sosnoiski,Educator of Young Ladies," Georgia Historical Quar-terly, L (September 1966), 283-287.
Wight, Willard E. (ed.). "Negroes in the Georgia Legis-lature: Case'of F. H. Fyall of Macon County," Geor-gia Historical Quarterly, 44 (March 1960), 85-97.
Williams, Donald E. "Protest Under the Cross: TheKu Klux Klan Presents Its Case to the Public,"Southern Speech Journal, XXVI (Fall 1961), 43-55.
Williams, G. Cerleon. "The Celebrity Cult a CenturyAgo," Georgia Review, XIV (Summer 1960), 133-42.
Willis, Katherine Jackson and William Warren Rogers."Robert Hamilton Harris: Georgia's WiregrassHumorist," Georgia Historical Quarterly, LV(Winter 1971), 492-500.
Williams, Jack K. "An Evaluation of Seventeen itishTravelers to Antebellum Georgia," Geor is H'stori-cal Quarterly, 35 (December 1951), 307-18.
Woodward, C. Vann. "Bourbonism in Georgia:" NorthCarolina Historical Review, XVI (1939), 23-35.
Wooster, Ralph A. "Notes on the Georgia Legislature, of.I860,".,Georgia Historical Quarterly, XLV (March 1961),22-36.
Yeomans, G. Allan. "Southern Oratory and the Art ofStory-Telling:, A Case Study," Southern Speech Journal,XXXII.(Summer 1967); 251-260.
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Zeigler, Harmon. 'Letters of Tom Watson to HisCampaign Manager," Georgia Historical Quarterly,XLVI (September 1962), 274-279.
Zornow, William Frank. "Georgia Tariff Policies, 1775-1789," Georgia Historical Quarterly, 38 (September1954), 1-10.
Zelinsky, Wilbur. "An Isochronic Map of GeorgiaSettlement, 1750-1850," Georgia Historical Quarterly,
35 (September 1.951), 191-5.
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS
For index to masters theses and abstracts ofdoctoral dissertations in speech communication, seeSpeech Monographs through 1969, and BibliographicAnnual in Speech Communication after 1969.
Albertson. "The,Topoi of Black Nationalism." Ph.D.
dissertation, University of California, 1969'.
Averitt, Jack Nelson. "Georgia Politics on the Eve
of Secession." M.A. Thesis, University of Georgia,
1945.
Bauer, Marvin. "Henry Grady: Spokesman of the New
South." Ph.D. disse at , U. of Wisconsin, 1936.
Beck, Nemias B. "The Orators of Alexander H. Stephens."Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Wisdonsin, 1937.
Bacote, Clarence Albert. "Negro in Georgia Politics,
1880-1908." Ph.D. dissertation, U. of,Chicago, 1955.
Bartlett, Helen R. "Eighteenth Century Georgia Women."
Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Maryland, 1939.
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Bloom, Charles G. "Georgia Election of April, 1868:A Re-examination of the Politics of Georgia Recon-struction." M.A. thesis, U. of Chicago, 1963.
Bradfofd, GaryB. Russell'sM.A. thesis,
Brantley, RabunWar Period."College, 1928
Paul. "Rhetorical Analysis of Richard1963 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Speech."U. of Georgia, 1966.
Lee. "Georgia, Journalism Of the CivilPh.D. dissertation, George Peabody
Brown, John Ivey. "Relations Between Georgia's RoyalGovernors and Their Assemblies." M.A. thesis, U.of Georgia, 1970. ,
Burgess, Samuel Lamkin. "Georgia Journalism, 1951-60."M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1966.
Cobb, James Charles. "Eugene Talmadge and the Purge:Georgia Senatorial Campaign of 1938." M.A. thesis,University of Georgia,_1972.
Coleman, Kenneth. "The Administration of Alfred H.Colquitt as Governor of Georgia." M.A. thesis, U.
of Gedrgia, 1940.
Coleman, Kenneth. "American Revolution in Georgia,1763-1789." Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Wisconsin, 1954.
Colei°71an, Ronald.. "Historical Survey of the RhetoricalProof Used by the Women Speakers of the SuffrageOrganizations." Ph.D. dissertation, Case WesternReserve U., 1968.
Coode, Thomas Hodges, "Georgia Congressmen and theNew Deal." M.:A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1966.
COoper, Sherwin Harry. "The Rural'Settiement of theLower Savannah River Basin in-Georgialsince 1732/."Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Michigan, 1960.
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Couch, Jane Allen: "Julian Bond: Rhetoric of A
Realist." M:A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1972.
Daniel, Marjorie L. "Revolutionary Movement in Georgia,
1763-1777." Ph.D. dissertation; U. of Chicago, 1935.
Denison, Ronald' Harry. "A Rhetorical Analysis of
Speeches by Segregationists in the Deep.South." Ph.D.
dissertatiop,,Purdue.U.,'1961,
Fleisher, Richard L. "Henry W. Grady: Towarda Reyo-
lution." M.A. thesis, U. of Illinois,, 1968.
Fossett, Roy-E., "The Impact of the NeW Deal on Georgia
Politics, 1933-1941." Ph.D. dissertation, U. of
Florida, 1960.
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Gambel, Robert Scott. "Athens: Study of
Town During Reconstruction, 1865-1872."
U. of Georgia, 1967.
Gaston, Jr., Edward Aaron. "A History of
Wage Earner in Georgia, 1890-1940." Ph.
'tion, Emory University, 1959.
a Georgia,M.A. thesis,
the NegroD. disserta-
Gibson, James Chester. "Eugene Talmadge: A Case
Study in the Principle of Common Ground During the
1934 Gubernatorial.Campaign in Georgia." M.A. thesis',
U. of GeOrgia, 1967.
Graham, William L. "Patterns of Intergroup Relations
. . LatT Paine College /Ga,./." Ph.D. dissertation,
New York University, 1955.
Greene, Helen I. "Politics in Georgia, 1830-1854."
Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Chicago, 1945.
Greer, Cec Thomas. "Georgia in the Presidential
Campal nd Election of 1872." M.A. thesis, U. of
Georg 953.
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Grice, Nurline Homes. "The Influence of Black Poweron tie Rhetorical Practices of, Dr. Martin LutherKing." M.A. Thesis, Miami U., Ohio, 1968
Grizzle, Earline. "Style in the Public Address ofHenry W. Grady." M.A. thesis, U. of Houston, 1967.
Hadley, Sarah Jane. "A Rhetorical Analysis of SelectedSpeeches of Senator Walter F. George." M.A. thesis,U. of Georgia, 1966.
Harley, Mary Parker. "Georgia Indian Trade: TheTrustee Period, 1733-1752." M.A. thesis, U. ofGeorgia, 1935.
Hall, Wade Henry. "A Study of Southern Humor: 1865-,' 1913." Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Illinois, 1961.
Harrison, Donald E. "A Rhetorical Criticism of theSpeech by Secretary of State Dean Rusk at theDedication of the Big Bend Dam." M.A. thesis, U.of South Dakota, 1967.
Hedden, Harry. "Evaluating the Georgia Mountain Fairas an Educational Experience for the People of TownsCounty." Class project in education at U. of Ga.,1957.
Hemmer, Joseph. "A Rhetorical Analysis of the Politi-cal Oratory of Robert Toombs." M.A. thesis, Brad-ley U., 1962.
Holbrook, Laura. "Georgia Scenes and Life in the Worksof William Tappan Thompson." M.A. thesis, U. ofGeorgia, 1967.
Hodgson, Morton Strahan. "Georgia Under GovernorCharles Jones Jenkins." M.A. thesis, U. of Ga., 1934.
Howard, Elizabeth Cary. "Georgia Reaction to DavidWalker's Appeal." M.A. thesis, U. of Ga.,11968.
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Huff, Lawrence. "Joseph Addison Turner: A Study inthe Culture of Antebellum Middle Georgia." Ph.D.dissertation, Vanderbilt U., 1958.
Kennicott, Patrick C.- "Negro Abolitionist Speakers inAmerica Before the Civil War." Ph.D.dissertation,Florida State U., 1968,
King, Andrew A. "A Study of the Rhetoric of Accommoda-tion in the Civil Rights Movement." Ph.D. disserta-tion, U. of Minnesota, 1968.
Kitchens, James Travis. "John Joachim Zubly: ARhetoric of Repentance." M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia,1972.
Knight, Virginia Deane. "The New Opera House ofAthens, Georgia: 1887-1932." M.F.A. thesis, U. ofGeorgia, 1970.
Knox, Harold Campbell. "A Georgia Newspaper and Gov.Joseph E. Brown LMilledgeville Federal Union/."M.A. thesis, U. of Ga., 1950.
Lemmon, Sarah M. "The Public Career of Eugene Tal-madge, 1926-1936." Ph.D. dissertation, U. of NorthCarolina, 1952.
Littlefield, Valgene. "An Evaluation of Joseph Emer-son Brown's Invention, 1857- 1880." Ph.D. dissertation,U. of Oklahoma, 1964.
Lowe, Larry V. "A Rhetorical Analysis of the Speakingof Robert A. Toombs of Georgia." Ph.D. dissertation,Michigan State U., 1965.
Lyons, Margaret Spears. "A Comparison of Carl Sanders'Gubernatorial Campaigns: 1962 and 1970." M.A.thesis, U. of Georgia, 1971.
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Martin, William. "A Rhetorical Study of Ralph DavidAbernathy's Speech to 180th - General Assembly, United .
Presbyterian Church." WA. thesis, Wisconsin StateU., River Falls, 1968.
Meese, Jimmie. "Representative Addresses of SouthernGovernors Since 1960 on the Issue pf Race Relations."Ph.D. dissertation, U. of-Missouri, 1968.
Miscally, Mildred Lois. "An Historical and Annotated'Compilation of Current Georgia Newspapers with aTracing of Trends in the Modern Press." M.A. thesis,U. of Ga., 1946.
Peacock, Bernon. "Georgia Writers on Broadway."M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1966.
Peeples, Dale Hardy. "Georgia Railroads:Civil WarReconstruction." M.A. thesis, Ut-of Georgia, 1961.
Rabun, James. "Alexander H". Stephens, 1812-61." Ph.D.dissertation, U. of Chicago, 1948.
Riley; lames Arthur. "Desertion and Disloyalty inGeorgia During the Civil War." M.A. thesis, U. ofGeorgia,, 1951.
Robe'rtsrDerrell Clayton. "Joseph Brown and the,South:" Ph.D. dissertation, U.'of Georgia, 1958.
Salden, Dan R. "An Analysis of_SelectedPrOaganda.
Speeches in the Southern Confederacy, 1861- 1865."M,A. thesis, U. of Akron, 1963.
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'Saye, Albert Berry. "Georgia's Delegates to the Fed-eral Convention oj 1787 . . ." M.A. thesis_U.ofGeorgia, 1935.
Shryock, Richard Harrison. "Georgia and the Union in1850."' Ph.D. dissertation, U. of Pennsylvania, 1926.
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Smith, Robert Gordon. "Arguments over AbolitionPetitions in the House of Representatives in Decem-ber, 1835."40h.D. dissertation, U. of Minnesota,1962.
Spalding, Billups Phinizy. "Georgia and South Caro-lina during the Oglethorpe Period." M.A. thesis,U. of North Carolina, 1963.
Strickland, Reba Carolyn. "Religion and the State inGeorgia in the Eighteenth Century." Ph.D. dissertation,Columbia U., 1939.
Sweat, Edward Forest. "Free Negro in Ante-BellumGeorgia,ru Ph.D. dissertation, Indiana U., 1957.
Waldrip, Myrtle Lorraine. "A Study of Georgia'sLiterature, and Writers Between the Ends of the WorldWars." M.A. thesis, U. of Ga., 1967.
Wander, Philip. "The Image of the Negro in Three. Movements: A Case Study." Ph.D. dissertation, U.
of Pittsburgh, 1967.
Ward, Jr., Judson Clements. "Georgia--Under theBourbon Democrats, 1872-1890." Ph.D. dissertation,U. of North Carolina, 1947.
Waters, John Caldwell. "Georgia's Environmental
Forces." M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia, c1970.
Watson, Vincent Cornelius. "Georgia's Law of Libelfor Newspapers." M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1954.
Young, William Alvin. "Georgia Whigs and the MexicanWar." M.A. thesis, U. of Georgia, 1971.
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MANUSCRIPT' COLLECTIONS
Important primary materials relating to Georgiapublic address can be found in special collectionsof manuscripts. For specific information on manu-scripts, see individual bibliographies listed under"bibliography above. In particular should you seethe bibliography in books on Georgia by Coulter,Coleman, Saye, Johnson, and the ten-volume series onthe History of the South.
Mr. Logue is Associate Professor of SpeechCommunication and Coordinator of Graduate Studiesin Speech Communication, University of Georgia,Athens, Georgia.
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