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The South and Southern
History - Dr. Clyde Wilson's essential list of
Southern-friendly books
LSI
Video Tapes
The
League of the South Institute for the Study of Southern History and Culture
proudly announces its "History and Literature of the South"
videotape series.
Beautifully
and professionally produced by Mr Gene H. Kizer, Jr., this 64-tape set
is the most comprehensive and thorough treatment of Southern history and
literature yet produced and stands as a monument to the truth and righteousness
of our cause.
The
professors and scholars who contributed their expertise to this series
are among the most accomplished in America. Each 1 1/2 to 2 1/2
hour videotape sells for $25.50 (shipping within continental U.S. included).
SPECIAL
OFFER ON VIDEO SERIES

ENTIRE SET
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"The History and Literature of the South" series below for
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MIX
AND MATCH any five tapes for $19.95 each. For quantities greater
than five, MIX AND MATCH for only $15.95 each (add $3 S/H for first, then
$1.50 for each additional tape). *NOTE: Since option contains the variable
of personal volume choices, this option available through mail order only.
Buy
all the tapes on a specific subject, or from a favourite lecturer like
Dr. Don Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University) on secession, or Dr.
Clyde Wilson (History, University of South Carolina) on the War Between
the States and John C. Calhoun, or Dr. Jim Meriwether (Professor Emeritus,
History, University of South Carolina) who as a young scholar knew and
worked with William Faulkner, or Dr. Jim Kibler (English, University of
Georgia) who, of his twelve books, had Our Father's Fields proclaimed
an 'instant Southern classic' when it came out three years ago, or Dr.
Marshall DeRosa (Political Science, Florida Atlantic University), author
of The Confederate Constitution, who is a national authority on
the Confederate Constitution and constitutional issues, or Dr. Mark Winchell
(English, Clemson University) on the Nashville Agrarians, or Dr. Tom Fleming
(Editor, Chronicles Magazine) on the influence of the classics
in Southern history, or Dr. William Wilson (Religious Studies, University
of Virginia) on Southern religion and theology, or Dr. Anne Meriwether
(William Gilmore Simms Society) on Elizabeth Alston Pringle, or many other
first-rate scholars.
Currently,
the following videotapes are available:
Vol 1 Part I of "William Faulkner, Southern Writer,"
by Dr Jim Meriwether
Vol 2 Part II of "William Faulkner, Southern Writer,"
by Dr Jim Meriwether
Vol 3 Part I of "The War Between the States: Its Causes
and Conduct," by Dr Clyde Wilson (History, University of South Carolina)
Vol 4 Part II of "The War Between the States: Its
Causes and Conduct," by Dr Clyde Wilson (History, University of South
Carolina)
Vol 5 Part I of "Elizabeth Alston Pringle: A South Carolina
Woman Rice Planter - and Writer," by Dr Anne Meriwether
Vol 6 Part II of "Elizabeth Alston Pringle: A South Carolina
Woman Rice Planter - and Writer," by Dr Anne Meriwether
Vol 7 Part I of "The Roots of Southern Agrarianism:
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Her Literary Descendants," by Dr James
E. Kibler (Southern Literature, University of Georgia)
Vol 8 Part II of "The Roots of Southern Agrarianism:
Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Her Literary Descendants," by Dr James E.
Kibler (Southern Literature, University of Georgia)
Vol 9 "The South as the Last Classical Republic," by
Dr Thomas Fleming (Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 10 "Secession and the American Constitutional Tradition,"
by Dr Donald Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 11 Part I of "Charleston Literature," by Dr
David Aiken
Vol 12 Part II of "Charleston Literature," by Dr David
Aiken
Vol 13 "Art and Tradition in the South," by Mr Jack
Kershaw, Esq.
Vol 14 "The Real American Dream," by Dr Thomas Fleming
(Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 15 "The Nature of Southern Theology," by Prof. William
Wilson (Theology, University of Virginia)
Vol 16 "John C. Calhoun: Last of the Founding Fathers,"
by Dr Clyde N. Wilson (History, University of South Carolina)
Vol 17 "The Artist in the Mirror: Donald Davidson's The Tall
Men," by Dr Mark Winchell
Vol 18 "John C. Calhoun: Prophet," by Dr Clyde N. Wilson
(History, University of South Carolina)
Vol 19 "James Henley Thornwell and the Promise of Southern
Theology," by William Wilson (Theology, Univ. of Virginia)
Vol 20 "The Philosophical Meaning of the Confederacy,"
by Dr Donald Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 21 "Agrarian Poetics: Donald Davidson's Lee in the Mountains,"
by Dr Mark Winchell
Vol 22 "What Southerners Learned From the Classics,"
by Dr Thomas Fleming (Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 23 "Reclaiming Faulkner, Part One," by Dr James E.
Kibler (Southern Literature, University of Georgia)
Vol 24 "Reclaiming Faulkner, Part Two," by Dr James E.
Kibler (Southern Literature, University of Georgia)
Vol 25 "The Causes of the Late War of Independence,"
by Dr Clyde N. Wilson (History, University of South Carolina)
Vol 26 "The Conduct of the Late War of Independence,"
by Dr Clyde N. Wilson (History, University of South Carolina)
Vol 27 "The Agrarian Tradition and the Crisis of Modernity,"
by Dr Mark Malvasi (History, Randolph-Macon College)
Vol 28 "The Enduring Relevance of the Southern Tradition,"
by Dr Mark Malvasi (History, Randolph-Macon College)
Vol 29 "Getting Even: The Morality of Revenge," by Dr
Thomas Fleming (Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 30 "Fighting, Feuding, and Duelling in the Old South,"
by Dr Thomas Fleming (Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 31 "Southern Manners and Honour," by Dr William Wilson
(Theology, University of Virginia)
Vol 32 "Southern Religion in the Southern Literary Renaissance,"
by Dr William Wilson (Theology, Univ. of Virginia)
Vol 33 "The Fourteenth Amendment," by Dr Donald Livingston
(Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 34 "The C. S. S. Hunley," by Randy Burbage (Member,
C. S. S. Hunley Commission)
Vol 35 "Joy Down in My Heart: Spiritual Identity in the Old
South," by Reverend William Barr (Rector, Anglican Catholic Church,
Shreveport, Louisiana)
Vol 36 "His Truth Abideth Still: The Pervasiveness of Religious
Orthodoxy Down South," by Reverend William Barr (Rector, Anglican
Catholic Church, Shreveport, Louisiana)
Vol 37 Part I of "Philosophical and Constitutional Reflections
on Secession," by Dr Donald Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 38 Part II of "Philosophical and Constitutional Reflections
on Secession," by Dr Donald Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 39 Part I of "The CSA as a Reactionary Constitutional
Experience," by Dr Marshall DeRosa (Political Science, Florida Atlantic
University)
Vol 40 Part II of "The CSA as a Reactionary Constitutional
Experience," by Dr. Marshall DeRosa (Political Science, Florida Atlantic
University)
Vol 41 Part I of "William Gilmore Simms," by Dr. John
Guilds
Vol 42 Part II of "William Gilmore Simms," by Dr. John
Guilds
Vol 43 Part I of "The Theology of the South: The Fruits of
Orthodoxy and Apostasy," by Rev. Steve Wilkins (Pastor, Auburn Avenue
Presbyterian Church)
Vol 44 Part II of "The Theology of the South: The Fruits of
Orthodoxy and Apostasy," by Rev. Steve Wilkins (Pastor, Auburn Avenue
Presbyterian Church)
Vol 45 "The Ideological Use of Slavery in American Liberalism,"
by Dr. Don Livingston (Philosophy, Emory University)
Vol 46 "The Confederate Constitution," by Dr. Marshall DeRosa (Political
Science, Florida Atlantic University)
Vol 47 "M.E. Bradford and the Moral Imagination," by Dr. Mark Winchell
(English, Clemson University)
Vol 48 "The Constitutional Meaning of the Confederacy," by Dr.
Marshall DeRosa (Political Science, Florida Atlantic University)
Vol 49 "Reconstruction," by Dr. Clyde Wilson (History, University
of South Carolina)
Vol 50 "North and South: the Philosophical Divide," by Dr. Thomas
Fleming (Editor, Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 51 "The Despot's Heel: Maryland's Ordeal of Reconstruction,
1861-1880," by Dr. Bart Talbert (History, Salisbury University)
Vol 52 "The Theological Case for Secession," by Dr. William Wilson
(Religious Studies, University of Virginia)
Vol 53 "John C. Calhoun Seminar, Part 1," by Dr. Clyde Wilson (History,
University of South Carolina)
Vol 54 "John C. Calhoun Seminar, Part 2," by Dr. Clyde Wilson (History,
University of South Carolina)
Vol 55 "From Gettysburg to Kosovo," by Dr. Thomas Fleming (Editor,
Chronicles Magazine)
Vol 56 "Flannery O'Connor Seminar, Part 1," by Dr. William Wilson
(Religious Studies, University of Virginia), and Dr. Mark Winchell (English,
Clemson University)
Vol 57 "Flannery O'Connor Seminar, Part 2," by Dr. William Wilson
(Religious Studies, University of Virginia)
Vol 58 "An Evening of Antebellum Music", a live concert with accomplished
professional opera singers, Mr. Beauregard Palmer (Tenor), and his wife,
Lisa Palmer (Soprano). This is a GREAT and STIRRING show that includes
"The Southern's Chaunt of Defiance," "Lorena," "Maryland, My Maryland!,"
"Bonnie Blue Flag and The Homespun Dress," "Southern Soldier Boy," "Here's
Your Mule," "Goober Peas," "God Save the South," "All Quiet Along the
Potomac," "You Are Going To the War Willie Boy!," "The South Shall Rise
Up Free!," "The Young Volunteer," "The Volunteer," "Somebody's Darling,"
"The South," and "Dixie." There is fascinating historical commentary before
each song by Rev. Jim Schoolfield.
Vol 59 "Alexander Stephens and a Constitutional View of the Late
War Between the States" by Professor Joseph Stromberg (Prof. Stromberg,
of the Ludwig von Mises Institute at Auburn University, is a prolific
historian, columnist and authority on Alexander H. Stephens)
Vol 60 "Flannery O'Connor" by Mrs. Mary-Barbara Tate (The charming,
articulate and witty Mrs. Tate was a good friend of Flannery O'Connor's,
and is associated with the operation of Flannery's home, Andalusia, in
Milledgeville, Georgia)
Vol 61 "Margaret Mitchell and Gone With The Wind" by Dr. Mark Winchell
(Dr. Winchell is a distinguished professor of English at Clemson University
and has written biographies of the esteemed Southern literary figures,
Cleanth Brooks and Donald Davidson, among the books he has written. His
latest book, Confessions of a Copperhead, will be out soon.)
Vol 62 "Augustus B. Longstreet and Georgia Scenes" by Dr. David
Aiken (Dr. Aiken is a Professor of English at the College of Charleston,
and among his writings is the book Fire in the Cradle, a history of the
many famous writers of Charleston, South Carolina. Dr. Aiken is a past
president of the William Gilmore Simms Society, and current president
of the South Carolina Poetry Society.)
Vol 63 "Sidney Lanier" by Dr. David Aiken (see bio Vol. 62 above)
Vol 64 "Joel Chandler Harris and Uncle Remus" by Dr. Mark Winchell
(see bio Vol. 61 above)
DVD
SPECIALS!
DVD SPECIAL
#1:
Nine DVDs featuring Dr. Clyde Wilson's lectures in The History and Literature
of the South. Dr. Wilson is a distinguished Professor of History at the
University of South Carolina, author of several books, and editor of the
John C. Calhoun Papers. The nine DVDs are:
- Volume
3 - "Part I, The War Between the States: Its Causes and Conduct"
- Volume
4 "Part II, The War Between the States: Its Causes and Conduct"
- Volume
16 "John C. Calhoun: Last of the Founding Fathers"
- Volume
18 "John C. Calhoun: Prophet"
- Volume
25 "The Causes of the Late War of Independence"
- Volume
26 "The Conduct of the Late War of Independence"
- Volume
49 "Reconstruction"
- Volume
53 "John C. Calhoun Seminar, Part 1"
- Volume
54 "John C. Calhoun Seminar, Part 2"
DVD pricing:
these nine DVDs are $194 for the set which, like tapes, includes shipping.
DVD SPECIAL
#2:
Six DVDs featuring Dr. Donald Livingston's lectures from The History and
Literature of the South. Dr. Livingston is a Professor of Philosophy at
Emory University in Atlanta, an author of several books and a renowned
scholar of Scottish Enlightenment historian, economist and philosopher,
David Hume. The six DVDs are:
- Volume
10 "Secession and the American Constitutional Tradition"
- Volume
20 "The Philosophical Meaning of the Confederacy"
- Volume
33 "The Fourteenth Amendment"
- Volume
37 "Part 1, Philosophical and Constitutional Reflections on Secession"
- Volume
38 "Part 2, Philosophical and Constitutional Reflections on Secession"
- Volume
45 "The Ideological Use of Slavery in American Liberalism"
DVD pricing:
these six DVDs are $129 for the set which, like tapes, includes shipping.
DVD SPECIAL
#3:
All fifteen of the above mentioned DVDs of Drs. Wilson and Livingston
for $299.
To order by mail,
send cheque or money order to: The
League of the South, Post Office Box 760, Killen, Alabama
35645. Make cheques or money orders payable
to THE LEAGUE OF THE SOUTH. For more information on
this videotape series, call 1-800-888-3163
LSI
Audio Tapes Available Through Apologia Book Shoppe
- 2001
Georgia League of the South Institute Summer School
The
Southern Constitutional Tradition
League of the South Institute
First Annual Georgia Summer School
Conference Set
Recorded at the League of the South Institute’s First Annual Georgia Summer
School held July 2001 in Macon, Georgia, this set features an intensive
study of American constitutionalism from a Southern point of view. This
series of scholarly lectures examines the progressive derailment of the
Constitution, and the reasons why Southerners from Jefferson on resisted
the process. Learn how the Confederate Constitution was constructed as
a corrective to the weaknesses of the U.S. Constitution, and what it can
teach us today about the evils of unchecked centralized power. Learn how
the Fourteenth Amendment was never constitutionally passed by Congress
nor ratified by the States. And how, through the "Incorporation Doctrine,"
this Amendment has been used to centralize power by transforming the meaning
of the Bill of Rights.
Lectures Include:
Dr. Clyde Wilson -
(History) University of South Carolina
- Origins of the Southern Constitutional Tradition
- The Southern Constitutional Tradition, Then and Now
Dr. Marshall DeRosa
- (Political Science) Florida Atlantic University
- The Confederate Constitution
- The Confederate Rule of Law
Dr. Donald Livingston
- (Philosophy) Emory University
- States' Rights: The Southern (and American) Resistance to Centralized
Power
- The Long Retreat from Politics to Legalism
$30.00 Boxed set
- 2002
Georgia League of the South Institute Summer School
The
War on the Southern People
League of the South Institute
Second Annual Georgia Summer School
Conference Set
Recorded at the League of the South Institute’s Second Annual Georgia
Summer School held July 2002 in Warner Robbins, Georgia, this set includes
lectures dealing with issues surrounding Lincoln's war, including the
pre-war political climate, as well as post-war Reconstruction atrocities.
Lectures Include:
Dr. Clyde Wilson
- Northern Myths About the Way (Two Parts)
Dr. Joseph Stromberg
- Lincoln and Total War
- The Near Defeat of Reconstruction: The Role of the Plainfolk
Dr. Scott Trask
- Antebellum Northern Defenders of the South
- The Peace Democrats of New York and Philadelphia
$30.00 Boxed set
- 2002
Louisiana League of the South Institute Summer School
Taking place in Baton
Rouge Louisiana on 21-22 June 2002, this conference on Reconstruction
is preserved in this box set containing the six lectures in a protective
box. Lectures included are:
Dr. Clyde Wilson -
Overview of Reconstruction
Dr. Donald Livingston - The Fourteenth Amendment
Roger Busbice - Reconstruction in Louisiana (Part 1 & 2)
Dr. Thomas Fleming - From John Brown to Jesse James: Reconstruction on
the Western Border (Part 1 & 2)
$30.00 Boxed set
- 2001
League of the South Institute Summer School
Total
War and Reconstruction
If you missed the
week-long summer school in Abbeville South Carolina this year, you can
still hear these informative and enlightening lectures. Now is your chance
to own the entire conference tape set in nice hardshell tape cases. Set
includes all 17 lectures, plus a bonus 18th tape.Tapes titles included
are as follows:
The Vocation of the
LSI - Dr. Donald Livingston
Reconstructing America: Consolidation of State Power (1865-1890) - Dr.
Thomas DiLorenzo
Lincoln's Real Agenda - Dr. Thomas DiLorenzo
Reconstruction in the Experience of the Southern People (2 Parts) - Dr.
Clyde Wilson
Civilized Warfare in the Western Tradition - Dr. J. Michael Hill
Total War: Yankee Policy and Procedure - Dr. J. Michael Hill
Sherman's March from the Sea (2 Parts) - Dr. James Kibler
Lincoln and Total War - Dr. Joseph Stromberg
The Near Defeat of Reconstruction: The Role of the Plainfolk - Dr. Joseph
Stromberg
Reconstruction in Louisiana: 1865-1868 & 1869-1877 (2 Parts) - Roger
Busbice
The Paradox of Jabez L.M. Curry: State Sovereignty to Federalized Schools
- John Chodes
Fourteenth Amendment & the Long March to Centralization - Dr. Donald
Livingston
The Legacy of Reconstruction: The Retreat from Politics to Legalism -
Dr. Donald Livingston
18th Bonus Tape: Excerpts from & the Story of "Poems from Scorched
Earth" - Dr. Jim Kibler discussing and reading from his new book.
$72.00 Boxed set
- 2002
League of the South Institute Summer School
Great Southern Writers
League of the South Institute
7th Annual Summer School
Abbeville, South Carolina
Another great summer school event has come and gone, but have no fear,
the tapes are here. Included in this year's set are the following twelve
lectures:
William Gilmore Simms:
The Father of Southern Literature - Prof. David Aiken
Confederate War Poetry: The Poetry of Freedom - Prof. David Aiken
William Faulkner: Southern Writer - Dr. Jim Kibler
Flannery O'Connor - Dr. William Wilson
Walker Percy - Dr. William Wilson
William Goyen - Dr. Randall Ivey
Fred Chappell - Dr. Randall Ivey
George Garrett & Tom Wolfe - Dr. Clyde Wilson
Caroline Gordon* - Dr. Tom Landess
Andrew Lytle* - Dr. Tom Landess
Gone with the Wind - Prof. Mark Winchell
Birth of a Nation - Prof. Mark Winchell
$54.00 Boxed set
- 2003
League of the South Institute Summer School
Heroes of the War
for Southern Independence
League of the South Institute
7th Annual Summer School
Abbeville, South Carolina
Another
great summer school event has come and gone, but have no fear, the tapes
are here. Included in this set are the following fourteen recordings:
- Wade Hampton: South
Carolina's Hero - Walter Brian Cisco
- Richard Taylor
and the Defense of Louisiana - Roger Busbice
- The Achievements
of Gen. Bedford Forrest - J. Michael Hill
- Alexander Stephens's
Untried Strategy for Victory - Joseph Stromberg
- "Texian Cavalry
and Acadian Infantry - Roger Busbice
- William Gilmore
Simms and the Sack and Destruction of Columbia - David Aiken
- South Carolina
Women and Sherman's Total War - James Kibler
- Our Women in the
War - Clark Williams
- General Maxcy Gregg
- Graham Banks
- The Confederacy's
Poet: Henry Timrod - Walter Brian Cisco
- The CSS Hunley
- Christopher Sullivan
- Jefferson Davis:
The South's Complete Hero in toto et in extenso - Alister Anderson
- William P. Roberts:
Lee's Youngest General - Tim Manning, Jr.
- Why Confederate
Soldiers are Admired by the Civilized World - Clyde Wilson
$65.00 Boxed set
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