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List of Maps ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
A Note on the Text xvii
Introduction xix
The Southern Frontier 1
Impassioned Disciples: The Great Awakening, George Whitefield, and the Reform of Slavery 30
From One Frontier to Another: The Assumption of Political Power 55
Land and Politics 84
Politics, 1761-1773 109
Dreams of Empire: Jonathan Bryan and the Creek Indians 127
The War and After, 1776-1788 153
Appendixes 167
Jonathan Bryan's Attendance at Council Meetings 169
Percentage of Petitions for Land Rejected and Postponed, 1755-1769 170
Jonathan Bryan's Petitions for Land in Georgia 171
Conveyances of Land and Other Property to and from Jonathan Bryan 175
Jonathan Bryan's Political Activity Compared with His Requests for Land 184
Selected Vote Tallies Illustrating the Factionalism of the Georgia Commons House of Assembly, 1773 185
Notes 189
Bibliography 251
Index 269
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