Blog Southern Patriotism and Foreign Military Interventions Is it un-patriotic for Southerners to question American military intervention? This is a perplexing question…James Ronald KennedyDecember 29, 2021
Blog Washington vs. Lee L. Q. C. LAMAR TO THE VICKSBURG COMMITTEE OXFORD, Miss., Dec. 5, 1870. To Col.…Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus LamarSeptember 1, 2021
Blog Driving Through Virginia’s Historic Triangle, Part II George Washington, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Jefferson trod the roads of this area as the…Brett MoffattJuly 29, 2019
Review Posts George Washington: A Biography A review of George Washington: A Biography in Seven Volumes (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons,…Jeff WolvertonMay 14, 2019
Blog A Little Whiskey Rebellion “I plainly perceive that the time will come when a shirt shall not be washed…Joe WolvertonFebruary 22, 2019
Blog Washington and Lee: Southerners Abbeville Institute scholar Dr. William Wilson presents a talk on the congruity between Washington and…William WilsonFebruary 22, 2018
Blog Heil to the Chief A Review of: The American Presidency: An Intellectual History by Forrest McDonald Kansas, 1994. Since…James McClellanMarch 16, 2017
Review Posts The American President: From Cincinnatus to Caesar The great body of the nation has no real interest in party. — James Fenimore…Clyde WilsonFebruary 23, 2017
Blog Washington vs. Lincoln Abraham Lincoln and George Washington stare silently at one another across the reflecting pool on…Brion McClanahanFebruary 22, 2017
Blog Washington’s Rye Every student of history knows at least a brief sketch of the Whiskey Rebellion of…Brion McClanahanSeptember 23, 2016
Review Posts Women of the Southern Confederacy Editor's Note: A Mother's Day special dedicated to all Southern wives and mothers, this piece…Albert Taylor BledsoeMay 8, 2016
Blog George Washington From Washington and the Generals of the American Revolution by Rufus Wilmot Griswold and William…Rufus Wilmot GriswoldFebruary 22, 2016
Blog The Confederacy, Oscars, and Social Justice "Social Justice" is one of today's manipulative phrases. In this case "justice" is defined as…Gail JarvisFebruary 4, 2016
Blog A Tale of Two Plantations In the 1850s, Ann Pamela Cunningham, a frail woman from South Carolina, was responsible for…Karen StokesDecember 21, 2015
Review Posts Virginia First I. THE name First given to the territory occupied by the present United States was…Lyon G. TylerNovember 6, 2015
Clyde Wilson Library Confederate Connections A friend of mine, a scholar of international reputation and a Tar Heel by birth,…Clyde WilsonJune 4, 2015
Review Posts A Sympathy for Disunion A Sympathy for Disunion "This, Mr. President, is not a government founded upon compact; it…Vito MussomeliFebruary 24, 2015
Blog The Lady Who Saved Mount Vernon Born in 1816, Ann Pamela Cunningham was raised at Rosemont, a plantation on the Saluda…Karen StokesDecember 18, 2014
Blog The Art of Southern Manliness What attributes make a man? More importantly, what made a Southern man? Two famous Southern…Brion McClanahanApril 30, 2014
Blog Southern Honour and Southern History In present day academia, one is guaranteed a celebrated career by inventing a new way…Clyde WilsonApril 28, 2014
Blog James Monroe and the Principles of ’76 James Monroe was born today (April 28) in 1757. He is one of the more…Brion McClanahanApril 28, 2014
Review Posts The Eighteenth Century to the Twentieth Judged by the quality of the men it brought to power the eighteenth-century Virginia way…Charles S. SydnorApril 23, 2014
Blog Déjà Vu All Over Again It had to happen. It was as inevitable as the sunrise, death, taxes, politicians’ lies,…Clyde WilsonApril 22, 2014
Blog James Iredell: Neglected Southern Federalist Born in Lewes, England (October 5, 1751), Iredell spent his childhood in Bristol. The eldest…H. Lee Cheek, Jr.April 15, 2014
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