Who camed up with the title for Georgia the new south between 1877-1918?

The title "Georgia: The New South" reflects the broader movement and ideology associated with the post-Civil War South, particularly promoted by figures like Henry Grady, a journalist and editor of the Atlanta Constitution. Grady advocated for a vision of the South that embraced industrialization, economic diversification, and a break from its agrarian past. His ideas significantly influenced the narrative surrounding Georgia and the South during the period from 1877 to 1918, emphasizing progress and modernization.