Calvin Kytle (Author)
CALVIN KYTLE (1920-2008) was a writer, editor, and publisher whose
work appeared in Harper's, the New York Times Book Review, and
Saturday Review. He lived in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
James A. Mackay (Author)
JAMES A. MACKAY (1919-2004) served six terms in the Georgia
legislature and one term in the U.S. Congress. After retiring from
his law practice, he lived in Rising Fawn, Georgia.
A new Georgia was about to be born. This is a most interesting
account of the pangs of its birth.
*The Honorable Zell Miller*
A very useful and illustrative book, both in terms of what it
reveals about political conditions in Georgia in the wake of World
War II and of the perspective of southern liberal thought in that
era.
*author of The Most Southern Place on Earth*
After reading this book, who could ever forget the voices of this
colorful cast of scoundrels, cynics, and occasional heroes? . . .
Anyone interested in the early stages of the civil rights
movement—and in the ambivalent white response—will find Who Runs
Georgia? essential reading.
*from the foreword*
This book reveals a great deal about the nature of southern
liberalism in the 1940s. It is interesting and well written.
*author of The Creation of Modern Georgia*
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