Blog The Pride of Kentucky…and Maryland There are disagreements on the subject, but I wholeheartedly believe that Bardstown, Kentucky is “where…J.L. BennettApril 15, 2022
Blog When Baltimore was “An Old Crab Town” “My shirt is ragged and my pants are tore. I ain’t found nothin’ I’m a-looking…J.L. BennettDecember 3, 2021
Blog Disunion Then and Now The delegates who gathered in Philadelphia to revise the Articles of Confederation, presumptuously shelving that…J.L. BennettOctober 22, 2021
Blog A Southern Song, A Southern Heritage–Canceled “When we talk about the War it is our history we are talking about, it…J.L. BennettJune 14, 2021
Blog Waving the White Flag Won’t Save the UDC “Very late in the war, when defeat seemed inevitable, Northern generals were complaining that the…J.L. BennettJuly 1, 2020
Blog Lincoln v. Trump Not that long ago, it seems, Congressional Democrats were calling the Constitution an outdated impediment…J.L. BennettJanuary 10, 2020
Blog The French Lady: A Most Agreeable Gentleman “Fatti Maschii Parole Femine”1 In July of 1861, Union troops aboard the Chesapeake Bay steamer…J.L. BennettMarch 28, 2019
Blog Talk Radio vs. The South Right wing radio personalities need no excuse to engage in South-bashing, but the recent events…J.L. BennettFebruary 27, 2019
Blog The Marseillaise of the South Plays On, For Now As the 2018 legislative session was winding down in Annapolis, the Senate passed a bill…J.L. BennettApril 19, 2018
Review Posts Maryland’s Confederate Sisterhood “If you, who represent the stronger portion, cannot agree to settle on the broad principle…J.L. BennettMarch 28, 2017
Blog Baltimore Set to Ban Lee and Jackson, to Welcome Degenerate Divine As Baltimore is preparing to honor a coprophagic crossdresser, the city’s double-equestrian Lee-Jackson…J.L. BennettMarch 4, 2016
Blog Governor Hicks: Accidental Defender of Southern History As 1861 drew to a close, Governor Thomas Hicks recorded for posterity the events of…J.L. BennettNovember 19, 2014
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