A selected bibliography and syllabus of the history of the South, 1584-1876, (Bulletin of the University of Georgia)

Chapter. X. Maryland: Religious and Political Turmoil, 1640-1715 63 XI. Maryland: Economic and Institutional Development to 1700 64 XII. The Carolinas Founded 65 XIII. The Genesis of Albemarle 65 XIV. The Fundamental Constitutions 66 XV. North Carolina: Political Development of A lbemarle, 1670-1729 67 XVI. South Carolina: Political Development, 1669- 1729 67 XVII. South Carolina: Economic and Institutional Development to 1719 68 XVIII. The Founding of Georgia 69 XIX. Georgia: Economic and Political Development, 1733-1776 70 XX. Eighteenth Century Development: Constitutional Issues 71 XXI. Eighteenth Century Development: Expansion and Race Elements 72 XXII. Eighteenth Century Development: Religion 73 XXIII. Eighteenth Century Development: Education and Literature 74 XIV. Eighteenth Century Development: Conflict of the East and Wtest Religion 75 XXV. Eighteenth Century Development: Conflict of East and West War of the Regulation 76 XXVI. Genesis of Transmontane Expansion 77 XXVII. Genesis of the Revolution: I 78 XXVIII. Genesis of th Revolution:!! 79 XXIX. The Revolution and Democracy 79 XXX. The Revolution: Military History 80 XXXI. The Confederation 81 XXXII. The Constitutional Convention 82 XXXIII. Ratification of the Constitution 83 XXXIV. Parties and I ssues, 1790-1800 84 XXXV. Parties and I ssues, 1790-1800 (con t) 85 XXXVI. Jefferson and the Jeffersonian Regime 86 XXXVII. Social and Economic Reforms: Virginia 87 XXXVIII. Social and Economic Reforms in the Carolinas and Other States 88 XXXIX. Local Constitutional Reform: Virginia and the Carolinas 89 XL. Rise of the New South, 1800-1830 89 XLI. Rise of the New South: Admission of New States 90 v.
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