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Old Petersburg and the Broad River Valley of Georgia

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Travels in the Colonies in 1773–1775 Described in the Letters of William Mylne

The Journal of the Earl of Egmont

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Storm over Savannah

Georgia's Charter of 1732

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Salzburgers and Their Descendants

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UGA Press Announces Appointment of Two Editors-at-Large
The University of Georgia Press is pleased to announce the appointment of Valerie Boyd and Cynthia R. Greenlee as Editors-at-Large. Boyd and Greenlee will represent the Press in seeking book projects in a wide range of subjects, including foodways, gender, history, journalism, labor, politics, race, justice and the South, broadly interpreted. Valerie Boyd is professor…
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The Case for Zakir: Steven Moore Highlights the Urgent Need to Save the Afghans Who Helped Us
As the situation in Afghanistan continues to devolve, evacuating U.S. citizens and the Afghans who aided our efforts over the last twenty years continues to be an urgent issue. Steven Moore wrote about one such man who worked with his unit in The Longer We Were There: A Memoir of a Part-Time Soldier. Like many…