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From Slave South to New South: Public Policy in Nineteenth-Century Georgia
By Peter Wallenstein
296 pages
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- University of North Carolina Press
- Place of publication:
- Chapel Hill, NC
- Publication year:
- 1987
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Maps, Figures, and Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 - Society And Politics 7
- 2 - State Power And Tax-Free Finance 23
- 3 - The Accommodation Of The Public 32
- 4 - Tax Upon The Time And Labor Of Our Citizens 40
- 5 - Creating A New Revenue System 49
- 6 - What Disposition Shall Be Made Of The Money? 61
- 7 - Great Objects Of The State's Charity 74
- 8 - Depriving A Whole Race 86
- 9 - Rich Man's War 99
- 10 - Rich Man's Fight 110
- 11 - Confederate Context 121
- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Maps, Figures, and Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 - Society And Politics 7
- 2 - State Power And Tax-Free Finance 23
- 3 - The Accommodation Of The Public 32
- 4 - Tax Upon The Time And Labor Of Our Citizens 40
- 5 - Creating A New Revenue System 49
- 6 - What Disposition Shall Be Made Of The Money? 61
- 7 - Great Objects Of The State's Charity 74
- 8 - Depriving A Whole Race 86
- 9 - Rich Man's War 99
- 10 - Rich Man's Fight 110
- 11 - Confederate Context 121
- 12 - Power And Policy 131
- 13 - Freed Men And Citizens 140
- 14 - All The Children Of The State 152
- 15 - Higher Education For A New South 160
- 16 - Railroads, Debt, And Reconstruction 170
- 17 - A Tax Base Without Slaves 183
- 18 - Conscripts, Convicts, And Good Roads 196
- Epilogue: From Eighteenth Century To Twentieth 208
- Essay On Primary Sources 215
- Notes 219
- Bibliography 257
- Index 273