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A History of Transportation
in the Eastern Cotton Belt to 1860 - 1908
A brief history of the canal is on page 356.
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Altamaha Canal Study 1981
Includes a brief history and an 1836 map of the canal.
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Brunswick - Altamaha Canal
A brief history and description of the canal.
Includes a current photo.
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Brunswick and Altamaha Canal
A brief history and description of the canal.
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Brunswick Canal
A brief history of the canal.
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Brunswick, Georgia
A description and history of the city, including
reference to the canal.
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Brunswick, Georgia, Its Port
And City
A history of the area, including reference to the canal
and its influence on the local economy.
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Brunswick – The City by the
Sea
A brief history of the canal begins on page 12.
Includes a historical photo.
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Bulloch History with Roger
Allen: The need for canals to
connect the Altamaha River 
Includes a brief history of the
canal.
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Canals for a Nation
A brief history of the canal begins on page 123.
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Digital Library of Georgia
Link to an 1837 report about the canal.
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Georgia Historic Newspapers
Links to newspapers making reference to the canal.
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Georgia.; Schemes for the Development
of the Resources of the State-Location of Brunswick
An 1867 New York Times article about
the growth potential for Brunswick after the Civil
War, including reference to the canal.
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Lines in the Sand: Race and
Class in Lowcountry Georgia, 1750-1860
A brief history of the laborers used to build the canal
begins on page 36.
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Plantation Slavery in Georgia
– 1933
A brief description of the use of slaves to build the
canal is on page 197.
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Report on the Brunswick Canal
and Rail Road, Glynn County, Georgia – 1836
A report prepared by Loammi Baldwin for the canal
directors.
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Rice Gold: James Hamilton
Couper and Plantation Life on the Georgia Coast
Couper's role in reinvigorating the canal
programs in Georgia, including the Brunswick and
Altamaha, begins on page 143.
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Slavery and Rice Culture in
Low Country Georgia, 1750-1860
The roles of blacks and the Irish in building the canal
begins on page 60.
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"Swing the Sickle for the
Harvest is Ripe": Gender and Slavery in Antebellum
Georgia
A brief history of the canal begins on page 114.
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The Executive Documents of
the First Session of the 36th
Congress - 1860
A report regarding the proposed purchase of land for a
federal naval depot, and its impact on completion of the
canal, begins on page 28.
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