My Two Cents

The greatest triumph of the armies of The Confederate States was not First Manassas, nor The Seven Days Battles, nor even Chancellorsville. The greatest triumph of the armies of the South was the affirmation of the unique southern culture.

• Southern heritage

The Righteous Cause mythologists claim that he [Lincoln] went to war to end slavery, even as he acted to enslave free men in a Union they wanted to leave. . .

• Constitutional History

• Secession

• Abraham Lincoln

Of all the hymns that have found their way into our Christian hymnody, none is as poorly understood or as undeserving as Battle Hymn of the Republic. It is nothing more than a clever work of wartime abolitionist propaganda that has ever so slowly found its way into mainstream America.

• Slavery

• Christianity

By Margaret Junkin Preston

The title of this essay is the psychological tactic employed by the Marxist bankers who wield control over populations through fear and systematic repetition. That tactic has caused the French Revolution, American Civil War, the Spanish American War...

• Marxism

• Slavery

• Abraham Lincoln

Christians by and large are a thankful people, we understand “...that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose.” Romans 8:28

• Christianity

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America...

• Marxism

• Christianity

Thomas DiLorenzo, in his excellent work The Real Lincoln, gives a very applicable example on the situation that our nation found itself in 1860 by likening it to a marriage.

• Secession

• Slavery

Images certainly have or can have an effect on the imagination, whether photographs, drawings, paintings or visuals created with computers. Our society literally bombards us with imagery. We see it on the internet, on television, on city buses, cereal boxes, billboards, album covers, postage stamps and the list goes on and on and all of this must have some sort of effect on the psyche

• Secession

During the War between the Confederate States of America and the United States of America and in the days following the war, the Lincoln administration and the subsequent administration coerced a significant number of Americans into signing an Oath of Allegiance

• Reconstruction

• Constitutional History