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Bledsoe on St. Elmo

By Albert Taylor Bledsoe

Editor’s note: This was originally published in Bledsoe’s Southern Review in 1867 and is presented here in honor of Augusta J. Evans’s birthday, May 8. St. Elmo. A Novel. By Augusta J. Evans. Carleton, New… »

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Southern Voices

By Albert Taylor Bledsoe

Southern Voices: Poems by William H. Holcombe, M. D. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1872. We hail this volume as a beautiful presage of the future of the South in the department of poetry… »

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Women of the Southern Confederacy

By Albert Taylor Bledsoe

Editor’s Note: A Mother’s Day special dedicated to all Southern wives and mothers, this piece was originally published in 1877 in Bledsoe’s The Southern Review. It is strange how we undervalue the historical interest of… »

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