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
Review Posts Lincoln and the Border States A review of Lincoln and the Border States: Preserving the Union (University Press of Kansas,…Terry HulseyJune 29, 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 A (Maryland) Southern Hero Early in the civil war President Lincoln had Federal Troops occupy the State of Maryland. …Paul CallahanJanuary 8, 2021
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
Review Posts The Last of the Romans This essay was originally published at The Imaginative Conservative and is published here in honor…Bradley J. BirzerSeptember 19, 2016
Blog McWhirter Tries to Strike Back My recent piece on James Ryder Randall, "At Arlington", touched a nerve, at least with…Brion McClanahanApril 12, 2016
Blog New From Southern Pens, Part 2 Maryland Redeemed Everybody knows that our national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” was written by Francis…Clyde WilsonMay 8, 2015
Review Posts The Despot’s Heel Was On Thy Shore Maryland is steeped in the history of the American Union. She fiercely defended her position…Scott StrzelczykJanuary 6, 2015
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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