Once in a lifetime a person may meet another individual that strikes up some primal feeling in them. A sense
Tag: Southern History
Thanks to the Wizard of the Saddle
Nathaniel Bedford Forrest now joins the likes of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson in having a holiday to commemorate
The Vanishing Gentleman
Here’s an article from “The Independent” Volume 86, published 1916. The article was written by Louise Collier Willcox of Norfolk, Virginia. It
This Week in Southern History (August 5 – August 12)
Welcome to the third installment of This Week in Southern History. AUGUST 5 1862: An attempt to retake the city
This Week in Southern History (July 29 – August 4)
Welcome to the second edition of “This Week in Southern History.” NOTE: his week’s edition relies a great deal upon
A Glimpse into Southern History: Bacon’s Rebellion
We often think that our fight against plutocrats and the ruling class of today as being endemic to our age,
This Week in Southern History (July 21 – July 28)
Welcome to the first edition of “This Week in Southern History.” JULY 21 1861: A Confederate army under Pierre Beauregard