Resources
- Atticus Greene Haygood: Methodist bishop, editor, and educator (Mann, 1965)Biography by Harold W. Mann, Emory professor and alumnus
- Sketch of Bishop Atticus G. Haygood (Winton, 1915)"Adapted from the Journal of the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for the year 1898."
- "‘The Delicacy of the Subject’: Creating a Proslavery Argument at Antebellum Emory," Emory Theses and Dissertations (Jamieson, 2011)Emory dissertation contains information on Longstreet and Haygood
Writings by Atticus Greene Haygood
- Our Brother in Black: His Freedom and His Future (Haygood, 1881)Haygood's book describes a "future-oriented" vision for the South that would be more equitable for Black people.
- Pleas for Progress (Haygood, 1895)Published speeches by Haygood
Materials in Rose Library
- Atticus G. Haygood Family papers (MSS 138)Papers relating to Methodist Bishop Atticus G. Haygood and the Haygood family.
Includes a scrapbook "Southern Reactions to Our Brother in Black" (BV9) which contains copies of speeches including:
“The Education of the Negro,” delivered before the Southern Sunday-School Assembly in Monteagle, Tennessee, August 2, 1883
“The Duty of the South: The Georgia of Today and the Georgia of Tomorrow,” an address to the Literary Societies at Emory
