Albert B. Saye collection, 1976.

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Albert B. Saye collection, 1976.

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The collection consists of various stages of Saye's revisions to the state constitution of Georgia and a letter from Governor George Busbee pertaining to the matter under study. Saye's annotations are particularly important to show the emendations and changes he deemed necessary in the reworking of the state constitution.

5 items (0.5 linear ft.)

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Busbee, George, 1927-2004

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George Busbee (1927- ), Georgia State Representative (1957-1975) and Georgia Governor (1975-1983). From the description of George Busbee oral history interviews, 1987 Mar. 24 and 31. (Georgia State University). WorldCat record id: 38477572 ...

Georgia

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On April 21, 1732, King George of England signed a charter establishing the colony of Georgia. The colony was settled by James Edward Oglethorpe in 1733. From the description of Georgia records, 1735-1822. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 174142600 The Commission to Attend a Treaty with the Creek Indians consisted of many well-known Georgia men, including James Hendricks (chair of the commission), General James Jackson, James Simms, Benjamin Hawkins, George ...

Georgia. Governor (1975-1982 : Busbee)

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Saye, Albert Berry

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"Albert B. Saye, professor of political science at the University of Georgia (UGA), was one of the most well-known scholars of Georgia history and politics. He was the author of twelve books, six of which focused on Georgia history. New Viewpoints in Georgia History (1943), arguably his most famous book, was one of the first scholarly works to refute the assumption that the colony of Georgia was established by debtors. His book Principles of American Government (1950) sold more than 200,000 copi...