Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Atlanta, Ga.” in chapter 1.43, section c.1.43.124, page 313 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 28.:
...ll the time.
It is the cement that binds together the granite blocks of our governmental power.
It is the hope of this republic.
Touch it not.
I protest that the words of Albert D. Shaw, at Atlanta, Ga. , July 20, 1900, in referring to the sentiment and belief taught in the South, were uncalled for and unwise.
Strange indeed must that man be, who, having espoused a cause, having honestly defended i...
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