… Later, James Madison and James Monroe, Macon saw an erosion of as these chief executives
compromised on measures favor improvements, and tariffs. Macon was never warm to …

… are Macon's own and are not … Macon's views on education were consist generation of
Revolutionary leaders in the South, if not of t members of that elite southern generation, like Macon…

… In 1821, the Indian signed a treaty with the United States, departed for the two years later
the town of Macon was born. James Flew the surveyor who laid off the town, with broad streets …

… a detailed view of life in Macon during the period, as well as a thorough account of the
military actions on Dunlap's Hill and Major General James H. Wilson's successful capture of the …

… of a black political class and the election of Macon's first African-American mayor. The book
uses … that still plagues Macon in the early years of a new century. Macon Black and White is a …

… Macon wrote, "because nea collected there are paid for the inter laid out to the North of the
James R had not always followed Macon; … By 1824, however, most Southern ment with Macon …

… River at the eastern edge of the city of Macon, Bibb County Georgia. A general description
… the Macon Plateau and will summarize traits found in earth lodges represented in the Macon …

… 21st century with an eye toward demonstrating Macon’s shared, and tortured, racial history.
… do justice to Macon’s past, we decided to dedicate the book to the people of Macon—past, …

… After graduation, Murphy entered law practice with his mentor and brother James in their
hometown of Bremen and often took on clients for little or no pay. The impact of his work has …

… Unlike Macon, however, Richmond stood on the edge of the … , which added to Macon's
importance. A dependence on the … Even Macon's economy depended upon shipping the area's …