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"Now, I am perfectly willing to believe Flannery O'Connor when she said, and she wasn't kidding, that the modern world is a territory largely occupied by the devil. No one doubts the malevolence abroad in the world. But the world is also deranged. What interests me is not the malevolence of man--so what else is new?--but his looniness. The looniness, that is to say, of the 'normal' denizen of the Western world who, I think it is fair to say, doesn't know who he is, what he believes, or what he is doing." Walker Percy
D. W. Grifffith and the Historical Imagination - by Mark Royden Winchell Canonizing Martin Luther King by Mark Royden Winchell Black Soldiers in the War Between The States: A Critical Look At Their Service by John Bernhard Thuersam Black Confederates Reconsidered by Clyde Wilson The Road Not Taken A review of The Southern Agrarians and the New Deal: Essays After I’ll Take My Stand by Clyde Wilson A review of Clyde Wilson's From Union to Empire by Jack Kershaw American History As It Can Be Written by Joseph R. Stromberg Child to the Waters: A review by Jimmy Cantrell From Copperheads To The America First Committee: Wartime Dissent In America by John Bernhard Thuersam Extreme Libertarianism? by Robert Salyer Who
are we and what do we want? by Franklin Sanders Southern Faith, Northern Unitarianism by Michael C. Tuggle Politics, Resistance, and Nationalism: Address to the Abbeville Conference by Robert Salyer Slavery as the Cause of the War Between the States - by Donald Livingston Montgomery Declaration Of Southern Cultural Independence - The League of the South The Asheville Declaration - by Jim Langcuster Confederate Connections: The American Revolution and American Life - Dr. Clyde Wilson on the contributions of the Confederacy to American life The South as its own Nation - Bill Cawthon examines how the Southern people would govern Dixie
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