A Historical and Constitutional Defense of the South

 

A Review of A Historical and Constitutional Defense of the South (1914) by Captain John Anderson Richardson

Captain Richardson was a member of the 19th Georgia, experienced the war and its aftermath, and wrote this work in 1914.  The Sprinkle Publications edition was printed in 2010, and was edited by H. Rondel Rumburg, who also wrote a forward to this edition.  There is also an introduction by Rev. Fr. Alister Anderson and Ann Stuart Anderson. This is a massive work, fully 700 pages of brilliant defense of the Southern cause.

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The Western Front & The Southern Cross

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The Western Front - Part 1 of 3 (Western Front Series) Free

 

 

The Southern Cross (The Western Front Book 6) Kindle $2.99  

How many deaths......?

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Red Flag Laws are a Red Flag

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CNN Confirms: Dayton Shooter Had ‘Extreme’ Left-Wing Views; Backed Warren, Sanders

 

CNN acknowledged Monday night that the mass shooter in Dayton, Ohio, appeared to have “extreme” left-wing views, based on a Twitter feed that has been widely linked to the gunman.

The CNN report came out roughly 24 hours after Breitbart News reported the same information — and just hours after the Dayton Daily News confirmed that the shooter “definitely leaned to the left” and had spoken extensively in the recent past about shooting up local bars.

The report — which appears on CNN’s website, but has not apparently appeared on air as of this writing — states:

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Mass Shooters 2019:Typical mass shooter a white male? Think again & More

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Kunstler: “This Is Exactly What You Get In A Culture Where Anything Goes & Nothing Matters”

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Trump Fires Back at Obama’s Mass Shooting Statement by Quoting Fox News Anchor Brian Kilmeade

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“Did George Bush ever condemn President Obama after Sandy Hook. President Obama had 32 mass shootings during his reign. Not many people said Obama is out of Control. Mass shootings were happening before the President even thought about running for Pres.” @kilmeade @foxandfriends

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 6, 2019

Former President Barack Obama made waves on Monday when he released a statement in response to the weekend’s two massacres that left dozens dead.

Obama did not mention President Donald Trump by name, but his intentions to call out the man who succeeded him in the White House were clear.

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New York Times Proves Once And For All That It Takes Marching Orders From The Liberal Elite

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The liberal elite moaned and groaned and whined and whinnied.

The New York Times changed its headline.

If you were looking for proof — real, solid proof — that the once-great New York Times takes its marching orders from the liberal elite in the Democratic Party, look no further.

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REVEALED: How 60 residents of a small Missouri town banded together 38 years ago to kill a gun-toting bully who terrorized residents and then ALL kept silent during the police investigation

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    Ken Rex McElroy, 52, was killed in Skidmore, Missouri, by townspeople in 1981

    'Gun-toting bully' was shot to death by an angry crowd of as many as 60 people

    Residents grew tired of his menacing and took the law into their own hands 

    Now, that story is being told in a new documentary series No One Saw a Thing 

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Economic Reconstruction

 

Mr. Leigh presented this paper at the 2019 Abbeville Institute Summer School on The New South.

Historians have reinterpreted Civil War Reconstruction over the past fifty years. Shortly before the Centennial it was commonly believed that the chief aim of the Republican-dominated Congress was to ensure lasting Party control of the federal government by creating a reliable voting bloc in the South for which improved racial status among blacks was a coupled, but secondary, objective. By the Sesquicentennial, however, it had become the accepted view that the Republican desire for racial equality was untainted by anything more than negligible self interest. Consequently, the presently dominant race-centric focus on Reconstruction minimizes factors that affected all Southerners of all races.

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