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DR. GEORGE R. LAMPLUGH e-mail: george.lamplugh4@gmail.com ACADEMIC BACKGROUND: B.A. (History), University of Delaware, 1966 M.A. (History), Emory University, 1971 PhD. (History), Emory University, 1973 Education for Ministry (a four-year program of Theological Education by extension, offered by the Bairnwick School of Theology, University of the South, under the auspices of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, 1983-1987) DISSERTATION:“Politics on the Periphery: Factions and Parties in Georgia, 1776-1806″ (Emory University, 1973), Dr. James Z. Rabun, Director. TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Teacher, Department of History, The Westminster Schools, Atlanta, Ga., 1973-2010 (retired, May 2010): Head, Department of History, The Westminster Schools, 1989-1996 Interim Head, Department of History, The Westminster Schools, 1999-2000 Visiting Assistant Professor, Emory University, Summer 1975 Instructor, Georgia Institute of Technology, Spring 1973 Teaching Associate, Emory University, 1972-1973 Teaching Assistant, Emory University, 1970-1971 PUBLICATIONS: Book:Politics on the Periphery: Factions and Parties in Georgia, 1783-1806 (Newark, Del.: University of Delaware Press, 1986) Contributor: “John Wereat,” “James Gunn,” “Thomas Gibbons,” “James Jackson,” “John Clark,” in Kenneth Coleman and Steve Gurr, eds., Dictionary of Georgia Biography (Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press, 1983) “The Philippine War for Independence,” (with Craig Schmidt), World History: Global Connections in an Age of European Power, 1750-1900 (Princeton , N.J.: The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation History Institute, 1993), pp. 169-174. “James Jackson,” “Yazoo Land Fraud,” “John Wereat,” in John Inscoe, ed., New Georgia Encyclopedia (http://www.georgiaencyclolpedia.org/nge/Home.jsp). Articles: “The Image of the Negro in Popular Magazine Fiction, 1875-1900,” Journal of Negro History 57 (April, 1972): 177-189. “Farewell to the Revolution: Georgia in 1785,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 56 (Fall, 1972): 387-402. “William Few’s Brownsborough Plan,” Richmond County [Ga.] History,5 (Winter, 1973): 40-46. “Thomas Carr and the Camden County ‘War’ of 1793,” Atlanta Historical Bulletin 20 (Fall, 1976): 37-45. “Origins of Western Society: Introduction to ‘Doing’ History,” Newsletter of the Georgia Association of Historians 3 (Winter, 1977): 7-8. “‘To Check and Discourage the Wicked and Designing': John Wereat and the Revolution in Georgia,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 61 (Winter, 1977): 295-307. “Secondary School Students and the Changing Face of the South,” Newsletter of the Georgia Association of Historians 4 (Spring, 1978): 20-21. “Up From the Depths: The Career of Thomas Gibbons, 1783-1789,” Atlanta Historical Journal 25 (Fall, 1981): 37-44. “George Walton, Chief Justice of Georgia, 1783-1785, Georgia Historical Quarterly 65 (Summer, 1981): 82-91. “‘The Duty of Every Good Citizen': John Wereat and Georgia, 1782-1793,” Atlanta Historical Journal 27 (Spring, 1983): 87-94. “John Wereat and Yazoo, 1794-1799,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 72 (Fall, 1988): 502-517. “‘Oh the Colossus! The Colossus!': James Jackson and the Jeffersonian Republican Party in Georgia, 1796-1806,” Journal of the Early Republic 9 (Fall, 1989): 315-334. “The Importance of Being Truculent: James Gunn, the Chatham Militia, and Georgia Politics, 1782-1789,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 80 (Summer, 1996): 227-245. “James Gunn: Georgia Federalist, 1789-1801,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 94 (Fall, 2010): 313-341. Book Reviews: American Historical Review 100 (October, 1995): 1294. Atlanta Historical Bulletin 20 (Spring, 1976): 86-87; 21 (Spring, 1977): 147-148; 22 (Fall, 1977): 87-88. Atlanta Historical Journal 22 (Fall-Winter, 1978): 84-86; 24 (Spring, 1980): 65-66; 25 (Spring, 1981): 79-80; 25 (Fall, 1981): 95-96. Atlanta History 31 (Winter, 1987-1988): 64-65; 34 (Summer, 1990): 44-45; 36 (Spring, 1992): 54-55; 41 (September, 1997): 50-51; 44 (Summer, 2000): 35-36. Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 6 September 1970. Georgia Historical Quarterly 73 (Fall, 1989): 630-632; 77 (Summer, 1993): 407-408; 81 (Spring, 1997): 169-171. The History Teacher 10 (November, 1976): 151-153; 12 (November, 1978): 120-122; 18 (November, 1984): 135-137; 18 (August, 1985): 615-617. Jackson [Tenn.] Sun: 16, 30 April, 3 December 1972; 7, 28 January, 11 March 1973. Journal of Southern History 42 (February, 1976): 112; 44 (May, 1978): 328-329. William & Mary Quarterly 47 (July, 1990): 453-455. Editor: History Department Newsletter, The Westminster Schools, Atlanta, Ga., 1999-2000; 2006-2010. 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