...Charles Garofalo Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 The Atlanta Spirit: A Study in Urban Ideology Charles Garofalo Our greatness . . . lies not alone in punchful prosperity but equally in that public spirit, that forward-looking idealism and brotherhood, which has marked Zenith...

...Charles E. Wynes Strangers Within the Gate City: The Jews of Atlanta, 1845–1915 . By Hertzberg Steven . Philadelphia : The Jewish Publication Society of America , 1978 . Pp. xiii , 325 . $12.00 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 Book Reviews 529 Yet much...

...Joel Smith Community Influentials: The Elites of Atlanta . By Jennings M. Kent . New York : The Free Press of Glencoe , 1964 . Pages xii , 212 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 134 The South Atlantic Quarterly inal, the heart of his idea has appeared in several...

...John Hammond Moore Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 Communists and Fascists in a Southern City: Atlanta, 1930 John Hammond Moore The emergence of Communist and Fascist groups in Georgia s capital city represents a weird mixture of both national and inter­ national tensions...

...John Hammond Moore The Negro and Prohibition in Atlanta, 1885-1887 John Hammond Moore Why citizens of Atlanta decided to experiment with prohibition in the mid-188O s is not entirely clear even today.1 True, the city was growing rapidly 21,789 in 1870, 34,409 in 1880, 65,533 in 1890 and much...

..., possibly the first pastellist in America. ATLANTA MARCIA M. MATHEWS Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 Henrietta Johnston . By Middleton Margaret Simons . Columbia : University of South Carolina Press , 1966 . Pp. xvi , 88 . $6.00 . ...

...Rev. John E. White, D.D. Copyright © 1906 by Duke University Press 1906 Volume V. APRIL, 1906. Number 2. The South Atlantic Quarterly. The True and the False in Southern Life* By Rev. John E. White, D. D., Pastor of Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga. The statement that Abraham Lincoln...

...Rev. John E. White The Need of a Southern Program on the Negro Problem By Rev. John E. White, Pastor of Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga A year ago it was my privilege to give utterance in The South Atlantic Quarterly to a conviction about some things which are false in Southern life...

...W. G. Cooper The Beautification of Cities By W. G. Cooper Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta, Georgia The improvement of cities is a matter of vital concern, for, if coming events may be read by the shadows which they cast before, nothing is more certain than that a majority...

...Rev. John E. White Prohibition: The New Task and Opportunity of the South By Rey. John E. White Pastor of the Second Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia The great Prohibition movement is not suffering for lack of discussion, but it is suffering in some quarters for lack of adequate definition...

... of a Romantic writer who, unfortunately, lived and wrote during a time of literary giants and has been long obscured from view by the shadows cast by their greatness. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY RICHARD K. BARKSDALE Billy Budd, Sailor: An Inside Narrative. By Herman Melville. Ed. by Harrison Hayford and Merton M. Sealts...

...Thomas G. Dyer Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 The Kian on Campus: C. Lewis Fowler and Lanier University Thomas G. Dyer On September 10, 1921, the Knights of the Ku Klux Kian announced from their plush national headquarters on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Georgia, that they had...

...John Michael Matthews Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 The Dilemma of Negro Leadership in the New South: The Case of the Negro Young People s Congress of 1902 John Michael Matthews In 1902 seven thousand people assembled in Atlanta for the Negro Young People s Christian...

... in the cur­ riculum? The evidence for the existence of these forces is overwhelm­ ing; knowledge of how superintendents handled them is scanty. At least one superintendent, Willis Sutton of Atlanta, skillfully protected progressivism in the schools by courageously fighting off the attacks of a business...

... Harris, then associate editor of the Savannah Morning News who two years later moved to Atlanta to work on the Constitution. The elder Harris s newspaper work, far more than his interest in creative literature or his ideas about public questions, appears to have influenced Julian s outlook. The boy s...

... the Richmond and Ashland ordinances. The Winston ordi­ nance has been upheld by the municipal court of Winston-Sa­ lem, and several cases are now pending in the Superior Court. On the 16th of June, 1913, Atlanta passed an ordinance, Segregation of White and Negro Races in 'Cities 3 practically copying...

... action in the fifties and sixties. Even as World War II was ending, presumably progressive Atlanta was busy writing new ordinances to keep the races separate and pure. Of course, prior to 1865, like all Southern states Georgia had a strict code governing free Negro and slave.1 A patrol system, Mr. Moore...

... and confidence in the future. Yankee investors, farmers, tourists, politicians, commercial travelers, and the residents of the metropoli­ tan area needed to be impressed with a massive city gate. The opening of the Atlanta Terminal Station in May of 1905 elicited typical editorial responses to a new gate...

.... Blackwell at Dr. King s SCLC headquarters in Atlanta to ask if Dr. King would like to have historians participate in the march. The an- 2. Both Mrs. Johnson and I were active in the civil rights movements in Chicago, including the Committee to End Discrimination in Chicago Medical Institutions. Mem­ bers...

... of Georgia (1977). Much of the work for this article was made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. 1. Augusta Chronicle. 10 Dec. 1899; Atlanta Constitution. 22 Dec. 1899. Much of the material for this article was drawn from local newspapers published in the counties affected...