Southern History Archives - Page 7 of 12

Abolition or Liberation? The Center Cannot Hold!

Traditionally, there have been three major schools of thought on Southern identity and how it relates to the relationship between

Some short time back, I was in a (mostly one-sided) email conversation with a blogger-correspondent from the Keystone State, with

Colonel Stuart, if I had my way, we would show no quarter to the enemy … the black flag, sir.

We here in Southern Nationalist circles, and the more competent sections of the Dissident Right, are all too familiar with

Author’s Note: The item below is Chapter 17 of the book I originally wrote for my children and grandchildren titled,

“And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth,

One thing vital for the human experience is to have myths. A “myth” isn’t necessarily false, though it can be. A

If baseball is America’s pastime and the national sport, then football is Dixie’s game. It is far and away the

I am constantly annoyed by a painfully ignorant comment I stumble upon frequently – in some form or another –

“They had bent forward in the saddles and were moving on, and immediately after them the dragoon regiments and the