- John Fletcher Hanson, an industrialist who understood the need for technological and industrial, rather than agricultural, applications for economic progress.
- Nathaniel Edwin Harris, a social scientist, an attorney and Georgia governor, who understood the need for knowledge and leadership in support of public policymaking, especially regarding more progressive ways to determine economic impact.
- Henry Grady, a humanist, journalist and editor of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, a very astute socio-political and economic critique, with a vision of the linkages between technology and human progress.
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