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1. The History of Georgia. From its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time

(Originally published in 1852, about 330 pages.)

Contents:
  Chapter I. Introductory observations...
  Chapter II. Arrival of the colonists in Charleston...
  Chapter III. Oglethorpe sails for England, taking with him several Indian chiefs...
  Chapter IV. Oglethorpe makes a treaty with the Governor of East Florida...
  Chapter V. Difficulties between England and Spain still continue...
  Chapter VI. Rev. George Whitefield arrives in Georgia...
  Chapter VII. Description of Frederica...
  Chapter VIII. Slavery introduced...
  Chapter IX. Fickleness of Malatche...
  Chapter X. Condition of the province...
  Chapter XI. Wright appointed governor...
  Chapter XII. Loyalists take refuge in Florida...
  Chapter XIII. Defensive operations of General Howe...
  Chapter XIV. Position of Lincoln...
  Chapter XV. Campbell evacuates Augusta...
  Chapter XVI. France acknowledges the independence of the United States...
  Chapter XVII. Heroic instances of devotion to freedom...
  Chapter XVIII. Sufferings of the Georgians...
  Chapter XIX. Cornwallis violates his pledges of protection...
  Chapter XX. Skirmish at Beattie's Mill...
  Chapter XXI. Condition of the colonies at the close of the war...
  Chapter XXII. Recapitulation of the various treaties made between Georgia and the Indians...
  Chapter XXIII. New constitution adopted...
  Chapter XXIV. Ellicott appointed to run the line between the Creeks and Georgians...
  Chapter XXV. Council of Coleraine...
  Chapter XXVI. Revision of the constitution of 1789...
  Chapter XXVII. The soil of Georgia...

2. Historical Collections of Georgia. Containing the Most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, Etc., Relating to its History and Antiquities, From its First Settlement to the Present Time. Compiled From Original Records and Official Documents. Illustrated by Nearly One Hundred Engravings of Public Buildings, Relics of Antiquity, Historic Localities, Natural Scenery, Portraits of Distinguished Men, etc., etc.

(Originally published in 1853, about 720 pages.)

Contents:
  Index
  Charter of the colony
  Extracts from the Minutes of the Trustees
  Mary Musgrove and Thomas Bosomworth
  Names of all persons to whome any allotments of land were made..between 1741-1754
  Georgia roll
  Documents connected with the Revolution
  Dissent to the resolutions of August 10, 1774
  Governor Wright's speech to the General Assembly, and their answer
  Meeting of Provincial Congress
  Address of the committee appointed by the Provincial Congress
  Obsevations upon the effects of certain late political suggestions, by the delegates of Georgia
  Names of such officers and soldiers who made application for land
  Names of the officers and privates of the Georgia regiment of volunteers who went to Mexico
  Treaties held at different times with the Indians...
  Difficulties with the Creeks and general government
  Difficulties with the Cherokees
  Biographical sketches of distinguished Indians
  Biographical sketches of the governors of Georgia, from 1733 to 1854
  Sketches of counties

3. Miscellanies of Georgia. Historical, Biographical, Descriptive, Etc.

(Originally published in 1874, about 235 pages.)
 
Contents:
Part I: Chapter I. The Oconee War 
  Chapter II. The Oconee War 
  Chapter III. Alexander McGillivray 
  Chapter IV. General Elijah Clark 
  Chapter V. Colonel Hawkins 
Part II: Chapter I. Middle Georgia 
  Chapter II. Middle Georgia and the negro 
  Chapter III. Middle Georgia and the land lottery system 
  Chapter IV. The Pine Mountain 
  Chapter V. King's Gap--King's Trails 
  Chapter VI. The Pine Barren Speculation of 1794-5 
  Chapter VII. The Yazoo Fraud--Section I 
Part III: Chapter 1. Gen. James Jackson--Gen. Anthony Wayne

4. Georgia Land and People

(Originally published in 1893, about 520 pages.)

Contents:
  Introduction
  Chapter I. - Chapter III. Colonial period
  Chapter IV. - Chapter XIII. Revolutionary period
  Chapter XIV. - Chapter XXVIII. A sovereign state
  Chapter XXIX. - Chapter XLVII. The war between the states
  Chapter XLVIII. - Chapter LI. Reconstruction period
  Chapter LII. - Chapter LVIII. Rebuilding the state
  Conclusion

5. Stories of Georgia

(Originally published in 1896, about 320 pages.)

Contents:
  A search for treasure
  Oglethorpe and his gentle colony
  "The Empress of Georgia."
  The Liberty boys
  A group of characters
  Aunt Nancy Hart
  Two soldiers of the Revolution
  A war of extermination
  A negro patriot
  The Yazoo Fraud
  George Matthews and John Clarke
  After the Revolution
  The cotton gin
  Some Georgia inventions
  The early progress of the state
  The Creeks and the Creek War
  Two famous Indian chiefs
  Removal of the Cherokees
  The beginning of parties in Georgia
  A queer case
  Georgia wit and humor
  Slavery and secession
  The farmer boy of Gaddistown
  Georgia in the war
  A daring adventure
  The reconstruction period
  "The new South."

6. The Moravians in Georgia, 1735-1740

(Originally published in 1905, about 252 pages.)

Contents:
  Chapter I. Antecedent Events--The Province of Georgia--The Salzburgers...
  Chapter II. Negotiations with the trustees of Georgia.--The Schwenkfelders...
  Chapter III. The first year in Georgia...
  Chapter IV. Reinforcements...
  Chapter V. The second year in Georgia...
  Chapter VI. Disintegration...
  Chapter VII. Conclusion--Later Attempts in Georgia-Savannah Lands--Arrivals, Departures-Deaths
  Index

7. The Removal of the Cherokee Indians from Georgia

(Originally published in 1907, about 695 pages.)
 

8. History of Georgia

(Originally published in 1913, about 459 pages.)

Contents:
  Important dates in Georgia history
  Chapter I. Georgia: The land
  Chapter II. The Aborigines of Georgia
  Chapter III. The English background of Gerogia history
  Chapter IV. The beginnings of the colony, 1732-1740
  Chapter V. The critical period, 1733-1750
  Chapter VI. The Spanish War, 1740-1742
  Chapter VII. Georgia becomes a Royal Province, 1754
  Chapter VIII. Material development, 1752-1776
  Chapter IX. The Revolution, 1774-1778
  Chapter X. The Revolution, 1778-1783
  Chapter XI. Georgia enters the Federal Union, 1783-1789
  Chapter XII. Settlement of middle and north Georgia, 1782-1800
  Chapter XIII. The Yazoo Land Fraud, 1795-1814
  Chapter XIV. Political parties, 1787-1840
  Chapter XV. Pushing back the frontier: Creek Indians, 1733-1827
  Chapter XVI. Georgia and the Cherokee nation of Indians, 1783-1838
  Chapter XVII. Origin of the Black Belt in Georgia
  Chapter XVIII. Slavery: Economic and social aspects
  Chapter XIX. Political history of slavery
  Chapter XX. Secession
  Chapter XXI. A half century of progress, 1810-1860
  Chapter XXII. Georgia in the war between the states
  Chapter XXIII. Reconstruction, 1865-1868
  Chapter XXIV. Reconstruction, 1868-1871
  Chapter XXV. The social and economic revolution
  Chapter XXVI. Recovery and development since 1870
  Chapter XXVII. Some great Georgians
  Appendix I. Civil government of Georgia
  Governors of Georgia
  List of countries
  Constitution of the State of Georgia
  Index  

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