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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

My mother loved her father dearly, and so she was always reserved in disclosing information about him. She kept many

Note: I wrote this article almost exactly five years ago, mere weeks from attending the Unite the Right Rally at

It is commonly accepted that our ideas, our resolves, are not acceptable, not palatable in this present age. Regardless, they

In the foundation and perseverance of any nation there is a sense of mystery, an idealism permanently imprinted into the

I would like to say that we need to be realistic when dealing with politics; however, one can be too

Studying the history of a particular nation can be a fascinating examination of how that nation has changed over a

As time goes on, many “Gen Z” boys are maturing and becoming men and they will look for women. While

Along with my new strategy toward gardening, which you can read about in my previous article, I’ve been re-examining my

There is an instinct in every Southerner, at least those of any quality of breeding, and it is that we long