Reconstruction in Georgia : economic, social, political, 1865-1872

Examines the reconstruction in Georgia chronologically from their role during the war, then looking at the transition from slavery to freedom, to their commercial revival. Preface Table of Contents Part I. Economic Readjustment and Reorganization 1865-1866 Chapter I Introduction—Georgia in the War Chapter II Transition From Slavery To Freedom Chapter III Labor And Land Chapter IV Commercial Revival Chapter V Social Re-Adjustment Chapter VI Political Reorganization Part II Military and Political Reconstruction 1867-1872 Chapter VII Military Rule Chapter VIII Organization Of The Reconstruction Government Chapter IX State Economy of the Bullock Régime Chapter X Reorganized Reconstruction and the Restoration of Home Rule Part III Economic Progress and Social Changes Chapter XI Agriculture, 1867-1872 Chapter XII Industry, Commerce, Banking Chapter XIII Schools, Churches, Courts Chapter XIV Ku Klux and Social Disorder Conclusion Bibliography