A Standard History of Georgia and Georgians: The period of expansion or Georgia in the process of growth, 1802-1857 (continued) ; The period of division or Georgia in the assertion of state rights, 1857-1872 ; The period of rehabilitation or Georgia's rise from the ashes of war, 1872-1916 ; Georgia miscellaniesLewis publishing Company, 1917 - Georgia |
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Page 621
... average elevation is about 4,000 feet above the Atlantic level . The number of well - defined tracks is 136 , some of them quite natural and perfect , others rather rude imitations , and all of them , from the effects of time , have ...
... average elevation is about 4,000 feet above the Atlantic level . The number of well - defined tracks is 136 , some of them quite natural and perfect , others rather rude imitations , and all of them , from the effects of time , have ...
Page 658
... average voter's heart and home . During the summer of 1840 a great Harrison convention was held at Macon . It brought together an immense crowd , perhaps the largest up to this time ever assembled in Georgia . Says a writer : * " There ...
... average voter's heart and home . During the summer of 1840 a great Harrison convention was held at Macon . It brought together an immense crowd , perhaps the largest up to this time ever assembled in Georgia . Says a writer : * " There ...
Page 667
... average duration of human life has been lengthened , and every department of human activ- ity has been given additional energy , through which magnificent achieve- ments have come to bless the world . Despite all claims to the contrary ...
... average duration of human life has been lengthened , and every department of human activ- ity has been given additional energy , through which magnificent achieve- ments have come to bless the world . Despite all claims to the contrary ...
Page 895
... average balance in said banks . This agreement was strictly observed . Payments were made to Mr. Murphy , who in turn paid over one - half of * Senate Journal , 1879 , pp . 683-798 . Vol . II - 19 the amount to the state treasurer ...
... average balance in said banks . This agreement was strictly observed . Payments were made to Mr. Murphy , who in turn paid over one - half of * Senate Journal , 1879 , pp . 683-798 . Vol . II - 19 the amount to the state treasurer ...
Page 1060
... average increase of $ 40,000,000 per annum . * There had been a franchise tax put upon corporations . The Supreme Court had been enlarged from three to six members . The cause of education had received a most powerful and substantial ...
... average increase of $ 40,000,000 per annum . * There had been a franchise tax put upon corporations . The Supreme Court had been enlarged from three to six members . The cause of education had received a most powerful and substantial ...
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