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Are You in Your Story?
“Where there is no vision, the people perish,” quoting from Proverbs. Recently, I’ve written “Keeper of the Fire” and a
The Southern Yeoman
When bringing up the Antebellum South, an image of large cotton plantations set among trees covered in Spanish moss comes
Knight Passes, Unquenchable Flame
It was December 20th, 200 years to the day that our beloved South Carolina had taken a stand against tyranny.
Knight Passes, The Circle of the Twelve
The honor guard carrying my grandfather’s coffin continued toward the center of the chapel. The simple things he had taught
Why Did The Great Compromise Last So Long?
One of the most important concepts in understanding the relationship between Dixie and the United States, specifically from 1877 to
Knight Passes, The Gathering
My mother loved her father dearly, and so she was always reserved in disclosing information about him. She kept many
America’s Sparta: The South’s Contribution to America’s Military Might and Why
Note: I wrote this article almost exactly five years ago, mere weeks from attending the Unite the Right Rally at
Proclamation with Exclamation!
It is commonly accepted that our ideas, our resolves, are not acceptable, not palatable in this present age. Regardless, they
Southern Nationhood in Modern America
In the foundation and perseverance of any nation there is a sense of mystery, an idealism permanently imprinted into the