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madreJ [45]3 years ago

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Henry Grady was an American writer established at the Reconstruction and first Gilded Age region, specifically Georgia. Grady take the Atlanta law to turn into the most popular press in the region. His job gave him the name `` representative of the New region ''. Through his articles and lectures, Grady emphasized the importance of industrialism and crop diversification at reconstructing the region. For instance, Grady talked of this `` the New South '' during the lecture in NYC in 1886. Grady's perspective on competition were conservative, as he stood some independence for blacks but not equality. One particular instance of his political voice through the law was the ocean Ring. The group acted as a political device to get the vote of certain politicians. Grady continued to encourage industry in the region until his death, but some critics argued that he turned the region around to North interests. Different critics of Henry Grady claimed his interests were only from Atlanta without fear for the part of the region.

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