I’ve recently made a foolish mistake. I expected a tour guide at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello to actually talk about Thomas
Tag: Southern History
The Judge
Author’s Preface: It has been a hot minute since the last entry into the Great Statesmen series. The book I
In Memoriam: Laura Talbot Galt
Homeschooling, classical education, have been our best avenues. But constantly telling your children the truth feeds their natural rebellion against
Life as a Southern Slave – Part 3
The Master/Slave Relationship “I sho would ruther have slavery days back if I could have my same good Marsters… us
General Sherman’s “Love of the South” Revisited
No one can deny General Sherman’s consummate ability as a soldier, but those of us who opposed him in Georgia
What Constitutes Sound Logic?
Identity Dixie recently published parts one and two of guest contributor, Jeb Smith’s, excellent several-parts-long essay apparently aimed at dispelling
Bring In Every New Year Like It’s 1865
This is done in remembrance of the sacrifices of our noble ancestors. See here, here, and here, for helpful insights,
Life as a Southern Slave – Part 2
The Slave’s Diet “I think the slaves generally (no one denies that there are exceptions) have plenty to eat; probably
Life as a Southern Slave – Part 1
This is not meant in any way to justify slavery in the South. Few could be more for liberty and
Was Gettysburg Really a Major Defeat for the Confederacy?
In his lecture series on the Civil War, renowned historian Gary Gallagher explained that the South in 1863 did not