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Journal of Southern Legal History Volume I, Number 1 Table of Contents ARTICLES Was the Fourteenth Amendment Constitutionally
Adopted? Constitutional Silences: Georgia, the Constitution,
and the Bill of Rights--A Historical Test of Originalism
Breeding Better Georgians Southerners and the Shaping of the Eighteenth
Amendment, 1914-1917 Historical Study of Personal Injury Litigation:
A Comment on Method GUEST ESSAY "That's Where I Came In": An Oral Interview with Griffin Bell by Clifford M. Kuhn and William L. Bost, Jr. Page 141 PROFESSIONALISM Preface: Practicing Law One Century Ago Page 155 "I'd Rather Be a Collard": Early Memoirs of
a Country Lawyer King & Anderson, 1890-1901: A Law Firm in
the Urban New South "Kindly Feelings ... Cannot Be So Suddenly Forgotten" by Lawrence B. Custer Page 201 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES: GEORGIA'S DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Abraham Baldwin: Georgia's Connecticut Yankee Delegate by Florence Fleming Corley Page 207 William Houstoun: A Powerful Statesman With
a Colorful Personality William Leigh Pierce: The Notetaker Who Signed
With His Heart But Not With His Pen William Few, Jr.: Georgia's Silent Signer
of the U.S. Constitution Southern Constitutionalism and Constitution Making Fehrenbacher, D.E., Constitutions and Constitutionalism in the Slaveholding South; Sutton, R.P., Revolution to Secession: Constitution Making in the Old Dominion Reviewed by Herbert A. Johnson Page 229 Madison's Interpretation of Original Intent Before Brown: Law and Litigation in the Segregation
Era The Annotated Plessy Southern Crime and Punishment As Businessmen Prosper, Political Power Contracts Mr. Smith Goes to Washington by Hamilton Lokey Page 273 Quoting Scripture Judicial Temperaments
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