Over the past several years I have been writing essays for several publications and…
Boyd CatheyOctober 18, 2021
This essay was originally published in the August 1995 issue of Chronicles magazine. Some folks…
John Shelton ReedOctober 12, 2021
The locusts descend upon the land. Not the literal ones, but a kind much worse,…
Travis HoltOctober 7, 2021
The following is an excerpt from an article by a man named Troy Cauley. It…
Paul H. YarbroughOctober 1, 2021
We’ve all heard some cliché joke about ‘voices in our head’, usually posted over and…
Travis HoltSeptember 23, 2021
In a significant departure for this series, the 9th installment of What Makes This Musician…
Tom DanielSeptember 22, 2021
Perhaps it was after watching yet another film depicting the South as irredeemably backwards and…
Casey ChalkSeptember 21, 2021
Regarding Afghanistan. There is nothing to say that has not been said better by those,…
Enoch CadeSeptember 20, 2021
Editor's note: The following story was told by "Private" John Allen, a Congressmen from Mississippi…
John M. AllenSeptember 3, 2021
Originally published in the March 1998 issue of Reason magazine. Local busybodies target the front…
John Shelton ReedAugust 30, 2021
Americans have a weird relationship with their roots. Most folk want to be from somewhere,…
Casey ChalkAugust 23, 2021
The opponents of Southern heritage often repeat the trope: “You lost, get over it.” One…
Rev. Larry BeaneAugust 17, 2021
This essay was originally published in the February 1936 issue of The American Review. Years…
Frank L. OwlsleyAugust 5, 2021
Editor's Note: In an effort to "explore what is true and valuable in the Southern…
Robert Y. DrakeAugust 3, 2021
I have a good friend who continually asks me what I think are the prospects…
Boyd CatheyAugust 2, 2021
Many Southerners are familiar with James “Ron” Kennedy and his brother, Walter “Donnie” Kennedy, who…
Boyd CatheyJuly 19, 2021
Sometimes readers will ask me: “Why did you write on that? What were you trying to…
Boyd CatheyJune 17, 2021
I once wrote an article on the problems arising from what I termed “group condemnation.”…
Valerie ProtopapasJune 8, 2021
“How time changes everything.” This quote came from the lips of a fairly surprised man…
Travis HoltMay 28, 2021
Seventy-six years ago, on May 8, 1945, at 2301 hours, Central European Time, World War…
Boyd CatheyMay 25, 2021
For Christmas, I gave my granddaughter a compilation of Eudora Welty’s novels. She’s an avid…
Averyell A. KesslerMay 21, 2021
Continued from Part 3. “And of all the officers or men whom I ever knew he…
Earl StarbuckMay 12, 2021
In the early 1870s, a young pre-law student at Howard College was inspired by classmate…
James W. Whitehead VMay 11, 2021
Continued from Part I. “He was a superb specimen of manly grace and elegance…There was…
Earl StarbuckApril 28, 2021
Any fool can write history, and many do. Please do not assume that I mean…
Clyde WilsonMarch 29, 2021
A white house sits on the outskirts of a small town in upstate South Carolina.…
Tom HerveyMarch 26, 2021
I read this piece to the Jackson Writers Guild a year ago. Since then, we’ve…
Averyell A. KesslerMarch 19, 2021
Editor's Note: This speech was delivered before the Senate on March 12, 1910, at the…
Henry Cabot LodgeMarch 18, 2021
As part of its campaign to pander to the important and urgent needs of African-Americans…
James Rutledge RoeschMarch 12, 2021
These past several years, we Americans have been living in an accelerating anti-cultural vortex. Day…
Jason MorganMarch 10, 2021
“Dear me, what’s the good of being a Southerner?” asks one of the characters on…
Casey ChalkMarch 9, 2021
I have written here before about my beloved hometown of Tuskegee, Alabama. Forgive me if…
Tom DanielMarch 8, 2021
Consider the work of God: for who can make that straight, which He hath made…
H.V. Traywick, Jr.March 5, 2021
A serial review of books numbering the States after a dissolution of the Union. American…
Terry HulseyFebruary 23, 2021
If these were normal times, we’d all be unpacking our Mardi Gras gear right about…
Tom DanielFebruary 16, 2021
The Week in Review at the Abbeville Institute, Jan 25-29, 2021 Topics: Southern Tradition, Slavery,…
Brion McClanahanJanuary 30, 2021
From Eternity into Time Mighty the Wizard Who found me at sunrise Sleeping, and woke…
H.V. Traywick, Jr.January 29, 2021
Rock ‘n Roll may be the most significant cultural export in American history. There is…
Tom DanielJanuary 27, 2021
The Week in Review at the Abbeville Institute, Jan 11-22, 2021 Topics: Reconciliation, Southern Politics,…
Brion McClanahanJanuary 23, 2021
The old saying: “American by birth, Southern by the grace of God” certainly applies to…
Rev. Larry BeaneJanuary 21, 2021
In May of this year, George Floyd died; seven months later, the Virginia Military Institute…
Forrest L. MarionJanuary 7, 2021
Crises of legitimacy are rarely resolved without some resort to violence. The European experience in…
John DevannyDecember 18, 2020
Most all of us who were fortunate enough to know our Grandfather has experienced his…
Travis HoltDecember 15, 2020
Earlier this year, shortly after the sad and unfortunate death of George Floyd in Minneapolis,…
Casey ChalkDecember 10, 2020
The life of a man is something that runs deep in all history. Before the…
Travis HoltNovember 30, 2020
‘There has always been this fallacious belief: “It would not be the same here; here…
James Rutledge RoeschNovember 11, 2020
In Washington, D.C., while serving as Secretary of War in the 1850s, Jefferson Davis met…
Karen StokesNovember 5, 2020
‘The first step in liquidating a people is to erase its memory. Destroy its books,…
James Rutledge RoeschNovember 4, 2020
As some business owners and residents on King Street described it, “Charleston was raped” on…
Stewart O. JonesOctober 30, 2020
There’s a popular meme floating around the internet that has a middle-aged, pot-bellied, suburban male…
Christopher J. CarterOctober 29, 2020
Since 2015, it has become standard fare for the left to accuse President Trump of…
James Ronald KennedyOctober 7, 2020
Coming from a small, truly united community, I have many places that are dear to…
Travis HoltOctober 2, 2020
Sampson County is a large, mostly rural county in southeastern North Carolina. Like most non-metropolitan…
Boyd CatheySeptember 30, 2020
This morning a good friend sent me an article from The Imaginative Conservative (easily one…
Aaron GleasonSeptember 28, 2020
Reminiscences and Ramblings of a Novice Wing-Shooter It was the First of September, 2019 and…
Travis ArchieSeptember 24, 2020
Travel writing about the American South is a genre of its own. One such observer…
Mike GoodloeSeptember 22, 2020
“Do you mean to tell me, Katie Scarlett O'Hara, that Tara, that land, doesn't mean…
Travis HoltSeptember 21, 2020
What if there were 15.3 million dead American soldiers? Imagine it. Legions of the unburied…
Duncan KillenSeptember 15, 2020
“The blues ain’t nothin’ but a good man feelin’ bad,” according to “Negro Blues,” penned…
Casey ChalkSeptember 9, 2020
Have any of you all heard about the film, "General Orders No. 9" ? It's…
Alphonse-Louis VinhAugust 31, 2020
I was raised in one of the poorest counties in North West Arkansas, where my…
Travis HoltAugust 18, 2020
How long will you torment my soul, and break me in pieces with words? These…
James Rutledge RoeschJuly 27, 2020
Editor's Note: The Abbeville Institute does not endorse or support the views of Alexander Dugin…
Walt GarlingtonJune 30, 2020
“Southerners who still value their heritage but don’t know what to do about it in…
Clyde WilsonJune 16, 2020
Allen Mendenhall interviews John Shelton Reed. AM: John, I really appreciate this interview. Your latest…
Allen MendenhallMay 11, 2020
Especially in unsettling times, it is helpful for Christians to examine the lives of faithful…
Forrest L. MarionApril 29, 2020
On various occasions I’ve made references to Chronicles Magazine and cited articles printed in it. Remarkably, Chronicles is the only print…
Boyd CatheyApril 22, 2020
A review of Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil (Farrar, Straus…
David GordonMarch 24, 2020
“Where you gonna be when half of California riots? Where you gonna run to when…
Brion McClanahanMarch 23, 2020
19. Our Speech The experts will tell you that there is more than one Southern…
Clyde WilsonMarch 19, 2020
A review of The Hobbit Party: The Vision of Freedom That Tolkien Got, and the…
Garrett AgajanianMarch 17, 2020
16. EXECRABLES. The Worst Movies about the South: A Small Selection The competition here is…
Clyde WilsonMarch 5, 2020
15. Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Southerners: Films for the Family The major movie stars of…
Clyde WilsonFebruary 27, 2020
It was Thursday, Christmas day of 1862, and the guns at Fredericksburg had fallen silent…
John MarquardtFebruary 21, 2020
12. Southerners in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries **The Yearling (1946). This is…
Clyde WilsonFebruary 20, 2020
King of the Hill is loaded with all kinds of satirical southern wisdom that was…
Aaron GleasonFebruary 19, 2020
Fear not. Dixie lights are merely hiding under a bushel, as it says in the…
Barbara LawterFebruary 14, 2020
11. Post-bellum and Westerns There are two interesting, important, and little noticed features of films…
Clyde WilsonFebruary 13, 2020
Lieutenant-General Thomas Jonathan ‘Stonewall’ Jackson was the greatest martyr of our Cause, the first icon…
Neil KumarJanuary 22, 2020
William Gibson surprises people when they meet him. The writer who coined the terms “cyberspace”…
Mike C. TuggleJanuary 17, 2020
Theories of education in any land are never easily divorced from the prevailing ideas regarding…
Robert HoyleJanuary 15, 2020
As 2020 commences it is perhaps appropriate that we take stock—that we take a look…
Boyd CatheyJanuary 13, 2020
A photograph of the University of Mississippi Majorettes graced the cover of the September 24,…
James Ronald KennedyJanuary 6, 2020
5. Spielberg’s Amistad (1997) If Amistad is not yet a household word like ET or…
Clyde WilsonDecember 19, 2019
Back in 2015 when Dylan Roof shot those black folks in their church in Charleston,…
Al BensonDecember 18, 2019
There are few Southern hearts that still fail to skip a beat or two when…
John MarquardtDecember 13, 2019
Symbols Used ** Indicates one of the more than 100 most recommended films. The order…
Clyde WilsonDecember 12, 2019
A review of Maxcy Gregg’s Sporting Journals, 1842-1858 (Green Altar Books, 2019) Suzanne Parfitt Johnson,…
John DevannyDecember 10, 2019
An excerpt from North Carolina author Robert Ruark’s best known novel reads: “If a man…
Philip LeighDecember 4, 2019
Early this past summer the historic Steele Creek Presbyterian Church, near the city of Charlotte,…
Boyd CatheyDecember 2, 2019
A Review of The Idea of The American South, 1920-1941, (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1979)…
James J. Thompson, Jr.November 19, 2019
One of the two commandments the Lord Jesus Christ gave to His disciples to follow…
Walt GarlingtonNovember 8, 2019
You know, as a kid who grew up without electricity, a telephone or indoor plumbing,…
Ben JonesOctober 21, 2019
The news media rarely, if ever, focuses on the impact on society and culture the…
Nicole WilliamsOctober 16, 2019
I recently relocated--with any luck, temporarily--to a sprawling metroplex of a city of almost seven million,…
Leslie AlexanderOctober 14, 2019
A recent National Review column in the silly Northern War over 1619 contained this unfortunate…
Aaron GleasonOctober 10, 2019
Those of us whose experience goes back a way into the last century, can remember…
Clyde WilsonOctober 7, 2019
George Mason, like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, was happiest at home, either in the…
Brett MoffattSeptember 30, 2019
Southerners love home. This is true of many people throughout history, but place has, in…
Brion McClanahanSeptember 20, 2019
This article originally appeared on www.TheAmericanConservative.com. Copyright 2019 From the colonial era well into the…
John Shelton ReedSeptember 19, 2019
Lack of attachment to culture, heritage, and tradition is the death of a nation. As…
Nicole WilliamsAugust 28, 2019
A review of The C.S.A. Trilogy (Independent, 2018) by Howard Ray White. A beautiful thought…
Clyde WilsonAugust 27, 2019
This essay was originally published in The Lasting South (Regnery, 1957). Recently when Bertrand Russell…
Clifford DowdeyAugust 7, 2019
“Between the time when the oceans drank Atlantis, and the rise of the sons of…
Joel T. LeggettJuly 5, 2019
A review of Dabney on Fire: A Theology of Parenting, Education, Feminism, and Government (2019)…
Boyd CatheyJune 25, 2019
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS 22 April 2019 American by birth -- Southern by the grace…
John A. EidsmoeApril 25, 2019
Stretching from the Potomac River across the southeastern quarter of the United States in a…
Richard M. WeaverApril 22, 2019
To the student of the Classics the most interesting thing in the Library of Congress…
Give AdminApril 12, 2019
Right wing radio personalities need no excuse to engage in South-bashing, but the recent events…
J.L. BennettFebruary 27, 2019
In the popular imagination the South is viewed as a region typified by racism, poverty,…
John DevannyFebruary 18, 2019
In this age of political correctness it may surprise people that there were three TV…
Jeff WolvertonFebruary 15, 2019
Presented at the Lee-Jackson Banquet, Finley’s Brigade Camp 1614 - Tallahassee, Florida, 19 January 2019…
Paul C. GrahamFebruary 6, 2019
Watching NBC’s TODAY program on Tuesday, January 23, 2019, there was anchor Savannah Guthrie demanding…
Boyd CatheyFebruary 4, 2019
Many years ago the historian Francis Parkman wrote a passage in one of his narratives…
Richard M. WeaverJanuary 14, 2019
One summer day in Paris, France, just a year after the Great War, a former…
Alphonse-Louis VinhJanuary 11, 2019
The destruction of Confederate monuments and the slandering of all things Confederate is in vogue…
James Ronald KennedyJanuary 9, 2019
None knew it then, but in 1915, Southern agrarian influence on the movies was at…
Norman StewartJanuary 7, 2019
“Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy.” – H. L. Mencken “Let…
John DevannyDecember 19, 2018
A review of The Land We Love: The South and Its Heritage (Scuppernong Press, 2018)…
Paul GottfriedDecember 18, 2018
The Abbeville Institute conducted three conferences this year on the fracturing of American national identity…
Donald LivingstonDecember 17, 2018
Why do Southerners continue to fall into that trap where we only talk about the…
Tom DanielDecember 14, 2018
For all of the pontificating of the virtues of the South, we have increasingly seen…
Nicole WilliamsDecember 3, 2018
The news came Thursday, November 15, that country music legend, Virginia-born Roy Clark had passed…
Boyd CatheyNovember 28, 2018
The study of history cannot be neatly contained behind the tall foreboding doors of an…
Jonathan HarrisNovember 9, 2018
Was the Old South Feudal? Eugene Genovese wrote several works on antebellum slavery that essentially…
Michael MartinOctober 24, 2018
Having traveled in all fifty states, I must admit there are certain areas of this…
Cary LindsayOctober 12, 2018
There was a time, before universal white male suffrage and the closing of the frontier,…
Michael MartinOctober 11, 2018
In some ways, historians are like anyone else: they hate to make mistakes. But if…
Samuel W. MitchamOctober 4, 2018
Editor's Note: The text is taken from Tom Skeyhill's, His Own Life Story And War…
Alvin C. YorkSeptember 19, 2018
Because we live in such a hurried time, we hear countless “noises” but have little…
Michael MartinAugust 16, 2018
In October 1901, President Theodore Roosevelt invited Booker T. Washington to dine at the executive…
Brion McClanahanAugust 15, 2018
The 1970’s were an interesting time in the South. The 1970's were the last time…
Jeff RogersAugust 13, 2018
In the book The Mystery of the Wonder-Worker of Ostrog, the main character, Mladjen, a…
Walt GarlingtonAugust 10, 2018
Southerners confronted by Northerners touring our section are made aware of the difference in their…
Laurie HibbettJuly 20, 2018
There are many examples of heroism that illustrate spiritedness in America’s history. Indeed, the American…
Benjamin AlexanderJuly 16, 2018
In his important 1994 work, Revival and Revivalism: The Making and Marring of American Evangelicalism,…
Forrest L. MarionJuly 6, 2018
“Remember therefore from whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the first works; or…
Aaron WolfJune 13, 2018
The quote below indirectly warns about the implications of Confederate statue removals and the…
Philip LeighJune 11, 2018
Picture it. A book store in Madison, Wisconsin, in the mid-’90s. Quite the unlikely place…
Dissident MamaJune 6, 2018
Our culture has, of late, become rather fixated on the idea that every historical figure…
R.M. StanglerMay 31, 2018
Given that the Star Wars franchise seems to have degenerated into yet another vehicle for…
Jerry SalyerMay 25, 2018
This spring thousands of graduates coming out of the high schools and colleges across the…
Walt GarlingtonMay 23, 2018
After reading Richard Weaver’s monumental work Ideas Have Consequences last semester I was struck with…
Jonathan HarrisMay 18, 2018
“It was my first introduction to damn Yankees,” my oldest sister remarked of her first…
Dissident MamaMay 16, 2018
This piece was originally printed in Southern Partisan magazine in 1985. Hank Williams has now…
Bill KoonMarch 28, 2018
A review of Regionalism and Nationalism in the United States: The Attack on Leviathan by…
Mark Royden WinchellMarch 27, 2018
If you travel I-20 east from Jackson, Mississippi, somewhere about 20 miles short of Meridian…
Paul H. YarbroughMarch 7, 2018
It is near impossible to express any admiration of the antebellum South without incurring the…
Reverdy JohnsonMarch 5, 2018
When I was very young, I recall my father telling me of George "No-Show" Jones,…
Christopher J. CarterFebruary 28, 2018
The Stockholm Syndrome is a condition where captives or hostages develop a psychological attachment and…
Walter D. (Donnie) KennedyFebruary 12, 2018
Everyone wanted to be Southern in the 1970s. The rejuvenated interest in Southern music from…
Brion McClanahanFebruary 9, 2018
Once upon a time in America, in a far different and far more gentle age,…
John MarquardtFebruary 5, 2018
Reading on the Abbeville site articles about the South and the West, I was reminded…
Joscelyn DunlopDecember 21, 2017
A review of The World They Made Together, Black and White Values in Eighteenth Century…
Vito MussomeliDecember 12, 2017
From its port side northern Kentucky’s foremost tourist attraction looks exactly like a real vessel,…
Jerry SalyerNovember 30, 2017
For five days in May, 1856, Charles Sumner delivered a speech entitled The Crime Against…
Michael MartinNovember 29, 2017
There is a popular theme embraced by many that the uniqueness of Southern culture is…
Clyde WilsonNovember 13, 2017
In our politically correct culture where even the mildest criticism of a societal group can…
Michael ArmstrongOctober 25, 2017
From the beginnings to rather recent times, sympathetic portrayals of Confederates have been a mainstay…
Clyde WilsonSeptember 27, 2017
Lee Sam and Abner were settin’ on the porch drinking ice-tea one day when the…
Paul H. YarbroughSeptember 15, 2017
In 1958 a nearly forgotten thirty-four year old Texas author named William Humphrey debuted his…
Philip LeighAugust 4, 2017
An Address given on the Occasion of the Observance of Confederate Flag Day Raleigh, North…
Paul C. GrahamAugust 2, 2017
Presented at the 2017 Abbeville Institute Summer School. When historians discuss reasons for Southern secession,…
Ryan WaltersJuly 31, 2017
Presented at the 2017 Abbeville Institute Summer School. You are deplorable. It is worse than…
Clyde WilsonJuly 24, 2017
A review of J. Wayne Flynt, Dixie's Forgotten People: The South's Poor Whites. Bloomington and…
Michael JordanJune 13, 2017
A review of Music from the Lake and Other Essays by Catharine Savage Brosman (Chronicles…
Clyde WilsonJune 7, 2017
The political market, as the economic market, has the demand and supply dynamic. Interest groups…
Marshall DeRosaJune 6, 2017
A review of George William Koon, Hank Williams: A Bio-Bibliography, Greenwood Press, 1983. Like it…
Warren LeamonMay 30, 2017
Mary Fahl sang the beautiful song, “Going Home,” for the movie Gods and Generals. Such…
Paul H. YarbroughMay 22, 2017
Most people probably associate cattle drives with the last century, and the wild West, but…
Franklin DebrotMay 18, 2017
I was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, the capital of the Confederate States of…
Dissident MamaMay 16, 2017
Count Herman Keyserling (1880-1946) was born in Estonia and married the granddaughter of Otto von…
Bernard ThuersamMay 15, 2017
I have made a discovery. There does, indeed, exist a place where nobody wants to…
Harry HopeApril 21, 2017
Of the twelve agrarians who wrote the, symposium I'll Take My Stand, only three are…
Andrew Nelson LytleApril 20, 2017
A review of All Clever Men, Who Make Their Own Way: Critical Discourse in the…
Clyde WilsonApril 19, 2017
Originally published at www.circa1865.com The conservative and noble Christian civilization of the South described below…
Bernard ThuersamApril 18, 2017
I was born in the North. Nonetheless, I have instructed my attorney, a most honorable…
William GillApril 17, 2017
One-hundred and fifty-two years ago, April 9, 1865 was a Palm Sunday just as today,…
Boyd CatheyApril 13, 2017
The Age of Enlightenment represented the Middle Ages as a Gothic night—an interlude of ignorance…
Francis Butler SimkinsApril 11, 2017
Andy Jackson's famous toast, "The Union—it must and shall be preserved," is still recorded in…
Thomas FlemingApril 3, 2017
Order of the Southern Cross Banquet, Sons of Confederate Veterans National Reunion, Asheville, North Carolina,…
Clyde WilsonMarch 22, 2017
Why the South Will Survive, by Fifteen Southerners. Edited by Clyde N. Wilson. Athens: The…
Jeffrey St. JohnMarch 21, 2017
Mencken's "Sahara of the Bozart" is one of the most famous essays of 20th century…
Guy Story BrownMarch 10, 2017
For as long as people have been writing about Southern character—and that's getting to be…
John Shelton ReedMarch 3, 2017
At first glance, Nathaniel Hawthorne seems the quintessential Yankee, one not at all likely to…
Michael JordanMarch 1, 2017
I am a Georgian and a University of Georgia alumni. I have been a fan…
Dan E. PhillipsFebruary 9, 2017
Every historian has a viewpoint, shaped by his own background, values, and perception of the…
Clyde WilsonJanuary 18, 2017
Three long ringing signals from I the driver's horn, and the hunt was over. I…
Henry D. Boykin IIJanuary 12, 2017
Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina told a friend in 1980 that, "I'm bound to…
Brion McClanahanDecember 30, 2016
Dr. Carey Roberts on "The South and the Renewal of America" at the 2016 Abbeville…
Carey RobertsDecember 29, 2016
Dr. Clyde Wilson on "American Culture: Virginia or Massachusetts?" at the 2016 Abbeville Institute Summer…
Clyde WilsonDecember 28, 2016
In the Partisan's last issue, I raised the question of why the United States has…
John Shelton ReedNovember 11, 2016
A biographer defined Francis Butler Simkins as "one of the most interesting intellectual forces of…
Grady McWhineyNovember 8, 2016
Reprinted from The Deliberate Agrarian. We are not called to be slaves. In My Previous Blog…
Herrick KimballOctober 3, 2016
The late 1970s represented the heyday of popular Southern music. Southern rock and "outlaw country" dominated the…
Brion McClanahanSeptember 16, 2016
I was a faithful, Southern fisherman even in New England exile. "Oh, these small mouth…
Ted RobertsSeptember 15, 2016
(13th Annual Gettysburg Banquet of the J.E.B. Stuart Camp, SCV, Philadelphia) ****How Should 21st Century…
Clyde WilsonSeptember 14, 2016
Call me simple... But I don’t understand: Why the government spends billions on welfare but…
Clyde WilsonSeptember 7, 2016
Late in August 1965, a young boy not yet eight-years-old stood with his father on…
Mark G. MalvasiSeptember 6, 2016
This article was originally published in Southern Partisan Magazine in 1997. "Being a Southerner is…
William CawthonSeptember 1, 2016
Of the twelve agrarians who wrote the symposium I'll Take My Stand, only three are…
Andrew Nelson LytleAugust 23, 2016
The thrill is gone, and the numbers prove it. After decades of phenomenal growth, NASCAR’s…
Mike C. TuggleAugust 19, 2016
Editor's Note: This piece was originally published at The Fleming Foundation. This piece appeared in…
Thomas FlemingAugust 18, 2016
In a recent Huffington Post video, director-turned-historian Gary Ross, of the film “Free State of…
Ryan WaltersAugust 8, 2016
Editor's Note: This article was originally published at The Southern Literary Review and is an…
Allen MendenhallAugust 5, 2016
Delivered at the 2016 Abbeville Institute Summer School. A Frenchman has observed that the qualities…
Clyde WilsonAugust 3, 2016
This essay appeared in the 1984 winter issue of Southern Partisan magazine. In the best…
John William CorringtonJuly 26, 2016
Transcend yourself and join in the universal struggle to bring about the self-transcendence of all…
Clyde WilsonJuly 14, 2016
This essay was published as a new introduction for Lytle's Bedford Forrest and His Critter…
Andrew Nelson LytleJuly 13, 2016
This essay was originally published in Louis D. Rubin, Jr., The American South: Portrait of a…
John Shelton ReedJune 30, 2016
The 2014 movie “Monuments Men” exposed a little known aspect of the horrors of Hitler’s…
Lunelle McCallisterJune 10, 2016
I probably should not admit this due to certain… ummm… shall we say… stereotypes, but…
Dan E. PhillipsJune 9, 2016
This essay was originally printed at The Imaginative Conservative. Among the contributions to I’ll Take…
H. Lee Cheek, Jr.May 24, 2016
What makes the South, the South? Most modern Americans would say football and grits sprinkled…
Brion McClanahanMay 23, 2016
Southern Voices: Poems by William H. Holcombe, M. D. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co.…
Albert Taylor BledsoeMay 17, 2016
Delivered May 6, 2016 in Columbia, SC. Archibald MacLeish was a 20th century poet, author…
Herbert ChambersMay 10, 2016
Editor's Note: A Mother's Day special dedicated to all Southern wives and mothers, this piece…
Albert Taylor BledsoeMay 8, 2016
Over the years, countless thousands the New Yorkers have passed by monuments in their city…
John MarquardtApril 22, 2016
This article was originally printed at Tony Woodlief's website, Sand in the Gears. When I…
Tony WoodliefApril 21, 2016
A slightly different version of this essay is Chapter Eleven in Brion McClanahan, The Politically…
Brion McClanahanMarch 17, 2016
Over time a man, if he is perceptive, comes to certain conclusions. The most startling…
Barry ClarkFebruary 23, 2016
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