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Defending Dixie
Essays in Southern History and Culture
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Clyde N. Wilson |
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Defending Dixie is a selection from Dr. Clyde Wilson’s voluminous writings about the South—past, present, and future—over a period of time more than thirty years. The admiring view of Dixie presented here is rare at the present day. Dr. Wilson writes from a belief that the South is a living and long-lasting reality that continues to offer a valuable alternative vision to Americans of the 21st century. More importantly, as he says of Dixie, “there are plenty of good people who love her still.”
Hardback, 370 pages. Click
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From Union to Empire
Essays in the Jeffersonian Tradition
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Clyde N. Wilson |
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Jeffersonian Democrats, also known as Southern conservatives,
were once a numerous and common American type. They are seldom
heard from any more, but for over thirty years Clyde N. Wilson
has been examining American history and current events from just
such a viewpoint. Wilson, as historian and columnist Joseph Stromberg
writes in the foreword, is "the kind of conservative who
is a stalwart defender of federalism and republicanism, and the
liberties associated with them. Such conservatives are few and
far between these days…. What comes of this is the creative deployment
of a Southern perspective on American history—one that yields
interesting and important insights."
Hardback.
357 pages Click
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Lincoln the Man
First Printing in Fifty Years
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Edgar Lee Masters |
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If you think our problems with big government began in the ’60s,
you’re right: the 1860s. Written in 1931 this book has been hidden
away for over fifty years, for one reason only… It dares to tell
the truth! For the first time in well over half a century this
lost classic is available with a new introduction, a collection
of rare photographs and the text of reviews not published since
the 1930s. This may be the most important book on Lincoln you’ve
never had the chance to read.
Hardback. 533 pages with
index Click
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North Against South:
The American Iliad 1848-1877
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Ludwell H. Johnson |
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North Against South is the most comprehensive and accurate narrative
of the War Between the States, its causes, and the results. Ludwell
Johnson marshals objective information that has long been known
but ignored, and presents the basic facts that all historians
of the War should know. Extensively researched and written by
one of the South’s great historians, this is the ideal textbook
for any student of the War.
Paperback. 326 pages with
index and maps Click
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So Good A Cause:
A Decade of Southern Partisan
Edited
by Oran P. Smith |
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Covering the decade of the 1980s, this broad-ranging compendium
includes history, humor, and commentary, about the South and Southerners
culled from the pages of Southern Partisan magazine. This volume
also contains interviews with some of the South’s important personalities
such as Cleanth Brooks, Jesse Helms, J. Evetts Haley, and Andrew
Nelson Lytle. Featured writers include Eugene Genovese, M.E. Bradford,
Russell Kirk, Richard Weaver, J.O. Tate, James Kibler, Donald
Davidson, Tom Landess and Forrest McDonald.
Hardback.
366 pages with index Click
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