Tag: Southern History

“When the dogmas of a sectional party…threatened to destroy the sovereign rights of the States, six of those States, withdrawing

State Secession Documents With their actions and words, the states of the Upper South made it clear that Lincoln’s call

“If centralism is ultimately to prevail; if our entire system of free Institutions as established by our common ancestors is

I recently finished reading Mike S. King’s Dixieland Deceived: The Grand Conspiracy Behing the U.S. Civil War. While I share

It seems that we are regularly bombarded by attacks upon Southern heritage, history, Confederate flags and monuments, and often hear

Over the years it has been noted, at least in some quarters, how strongly the communist and socialist radicals (but

It has been said that those of us who disagree with, and challenge, the accepted narrative of “The Civil War”

In the quiet corners of our Southern heritage, where the land speaks of centuries past and tradition holds sway, the

Andersonville was created in February 1864 and was used until April 1865 as a prison camp for Union prisoners of