Virginia William Falconer’s The True Question: A Contest for the Supremacy of Race, as Between the Saxon Puritan of the North, and the Norman of […]
South Carolina Here’s another except from Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire-Eater on the Enlightenment: “And there was another threat. At Beaufort […]
Virginia Nathaniel Beverley Tucker of Virginia, the half brother of John Randolph, is one of the most obscure, but ultimately one of the most important […]
Virginia Frank A. Alfriend’s A Southern Republic and a Northern Democracy appeared in the Southern Literary Messenger in Richmond in May 1863: “It is no […]
Virginia St. George Tucker’s The Southern Cross appeared in the Southern Literary Messenger in March 1861: Oh, say can you see, through the gloom and […]
Virginia This is an excerpt from William Holcombe’s Characteristics and Capabilities of the Negro Race which appeared in the Southern Literary Messenger in Richmond in […]
Dixie John Derbyshire writes: “I’m sorry to sound defensive on National Review’s behalf, but it is something they have to do, to some degree. I […]
Virginia This is an excerpt from Henry Washington’s The Races of Men which appeared in the Southern Literary Messenger in Richmond in April 1860: “I […]
South Carolina Here’s a link to the SNN podcast that I did this afternoon about Robert Barnwell Rhett, who is often described as the “Father […]
National Review Maggie Gallagher’s contribution to Derb’s firing is the most perverse example yet of the type of “conservatism” that you will find on display […]
Virginia This is an excerpt from WM H. Holcombe’s “The Alternative, A Separate Nationality, or the Africanization of the South” that appeared in the Southern […]
American South Guess we will watch a video today: Here’s an excerpt from South Carolina commissioner John McQueen speaking before the Texas Convention: South Carolina […]
South Carolina I’m pleased to announce that my copy of William C. Davis’s Rhett: The Turbulent Life and Times of a Fire Eater arrived in […]
South Carolina H/T SNN Pretty sums up my own view of the United States: “The star-spangled banner no longer waves in triumph and glory for […]
Tennessee This excerpt from William Lowndes Yancey’s Memphis speech seems a fitting way to celebrate Confederate History Month 2012 on Easter Sunday: “If the temple […]
Virginia Jared Taylor writes: “But what does it say about our country that even “conservatives”—and only “conservatives”—suffer from such hair-trigger nervousness about race?” I will […]
Mississippi Mississippi’s official Declaration of Causes explains why Mississippi seceded from the United States: “Our position is thoroughly identified with the institution of slavery — […]
Maryland John Wilkes Booth, who assassinated the tyrant Abraham Lincoln for endorsing “nigger citizenship” in Louisiana, was a diehard Confederate nationalist from Maryland. “This country […]
Alabama Commissioner Stephen F. Hale of Alabama attempts to persuade his native state Kentucky to secede from the Union. “What Southern man, be he slave-holder […]
Georgia William L. Harris of Mississippi addresses the Georgia secession convention and gives a fire-eating statement of Confederate nationalism. As Harris explains to the Georgia […]
Georgia Alexander Stephens’ Cornerstone Speech in Savannah is unquestionably the most famous speech associated with the Confederacy. Stephens was speaking extemporaneously and later complained that […]
South Carolina H/T SNN In a sense, Tim Wise is right that “there are some in the white community” who want to take us back […]
New York I feel like spinning this golden oldie of the “Reverend” Al Sharpton this morning:
Texas The self-hating negrophiles in the scalawag community have been offended by the content of this website. They are not used to dealing with people […]
Alabama The bronze bust of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest in Live Oak Cemetery in Selma has disappeared. It was stolen in the middle of the […]
Virginia Here’s a better idea: I propose we deport Kristin Szakos and her communist husband back to Hungary. We should tear down the Arthur Ashe […]
Dixie In DeBow’s Review, J. Quitman Moore on the racial differences between the Anglo-Saxon and Normans, Puritans and Cavaliers, Yankees and Southerners: “But, when the […]
Georgia Alexander Stephens explains why the Southern states seceded from the Union and created the Confederacy: “Considerations connected with the legal status of the Black […]
Dixie Here’s a link to a funny article from DeBow’s Review called “Free Negro Rule”: “We are in search of a moral, happy, and voluntarily […]
Mississippi Jefferson Davis addressed the topic of negro equality in his own Farewell Speech to the U.S. Senate. The Black Republicans were justifying the doctrine […]
South Carolina Robert Barnwell Rhett of South Carolina is always a pleasure to read. His thoughts are like a ray of sunshine among the dark clouds […]
Virginia In his Virginia Convention Speech, Alexander Stephens offers us a real contrast to the Baby Boomer muddleheadness that is so predominant in the “Southern […]
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