Journal Of The Proceedings Of The Convention Of The People Of Georgia, Held In Milledgeville In October And November, 1865

Georgia's constitutional convention of 1865 was a key moment in the state's history, as delegates gathered to draft a new constitution following the end of the Civil War. This journal provides an inside look at the debates and decisions that shaped Georgia's political future at this pivotal moment in time.

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