The Southern View on Northern Textbooks and Bonds
A Civil War era debate critiques Northern schoolbooks for bias against the South while discussing Georgia financial issues. It highlights bond schemes, gold versus currency bonds, and state fiscal policy under Governor Bullock, urging careful valuation and disposal of discovered educational bond packages.
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Arris B. Bullocs
North Georgia
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E. B. Bullock
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State of Georgia
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Georgia Legislature Senate Proceedings and House Actions
excerpted report covers Georgia Senate session with speaker Gom e and President Gom e yer, debates on substitutes for Savannah bill, railroad charters, educational measures, and rules. plus House of Representatives actions on bills, reconsiderations, and school funding amendments. includes telegraph dispatches from New York and wartime updates.
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Newnan and Americas Railroad Company
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Prince Frederick Charles Prussian cavalryman and critic
A long extract profiles Prince Frederick Charles son of the Prussian royal line. A 42 year old cavalry officer famed for the Schleswig war feats, his stance on Napoleonic era events, and a nonconformist military thinker who urged reform of the Prussian soldier. He is popular with the army and commands a future role as field leader.
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