Monday, September 26, 2016

Looking for Franchesca

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Maybe Jacksonville area?  
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“Won’t you kiss me?” My reply came quickly, “Why I would not kiss a Yankee!” How When I Was Little: A tale of life in Mississippi during the War

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  This story was originally published at Alabama Pioneers and comes from the book Alokoli : the Choctaw County. “Tell us about when y...

Leaving Poor Women Their Tears and Their Memory

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  Gen. Samuel G. French was New Jersey-born and living in Mississippi when the war commenced; he assumed command of North Carolina’s Cape...
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Sherman’s Progressive Soldiers at Smithfield

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  It is said the path Sherman’s “bummers” cut through North Carolina left a trail devoid of roosters, which no longer crowed in the morni...

5 killed in 48 hours in Jeffco: 'Black lives must mean more to black people,' Roper says

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Via Billy ...
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The Appalachian Messenger September 23, 2016

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This week’s edition of the Appalachian Messenger has articles by: Robert Gore Corrupt and Deranged T.L. Davis More Akin To Goebbles Paul ...

Hammering Lee on the Anvil of Richmond

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  Lee and Grant were career polar opposites: Lee graduated from West Point with high honors in 1829 and in his long, distinguished record...

Burns Chronicles No 30 Officer? What Officer?

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  In the Indictments, both in Oregon and Nevada, there is one Count that raises some serious questions.  The exact wording, to the exten...
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Watch Lecture Five for “Public Policy from a Constitutional Viewpoint”

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  Regulation Overview   In direct violation of Article I, Section I of the Constitution, the vast majority of federal rules and...

When ‘deplorables’ took back their country

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Via Billy Will Donald Trump lead a second Jacksonian Revolution? The 1829 inauguration of Andrew Jackson ranks as the most rau...