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Hometown Patriot: the Founding Fathers Remembered

Independence Day · United States

Hometown Patriot: the Founding Fathers Remembered

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SHREVEPORT, La. - In this week's Hometown Patriot, Rick Rowe speaks to new naturalized citizens and reflects on the birth of America.See the Story

Did Lee Whip His Slaves? – Abbeville Institute

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Did Lee Whip His Slaves? – Abbeville Institute

Notwithstanding currently popular interpretations, there is no convincing evidence that Robert E. Lee ever whipped slaves. The argument that he ordered the flogging of three runaways in 1859 took on a new life after Elizabeth Brown Pryor published Reading the Man: A Portrait of Robert E. Lee Through His Private Letters in 2007. Contrary to her implications, she provides no...See the Story

Icon – Abbeville Institute

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Icon – Abbeville Institute

A review of Icon (Ancient Faith Publishing, 2017) by Georgia Briggs Today, my friends, we owe a debt of gratitude to the wonderful Matushka Emma Cazabonne for recommending I read a relatively new novel by a talented young Southern author. (Thanks, Emma!) The book is a new take on an old story, or, rather, an old and persistent threat to civilizational states,...Read Article

Music and Mourning: Funeral Traditions of the South – Abbeville Institute

Southern funerals. There’s nothing like them anywhere in the world. They are a unique blend of faith, reverence, tradition, and music, and Southern funerals and burials have been tremendously shaped by song. Whether it’s the keening moan of a gospel choir, the slow march of a brass band, or a lone fiddle crying out over a pine box, music has...Abbeville · Abbeville Read Article

It Ain’t the Heat, It’s the Humidity (And Also the Heat) – Abbeville Institute

Back when I was a boy, summers in the South were hot, sure—but they were respectable about it. The heat came on slow, like a gentleman tipping his hat, and gave you a chance to get your chores done before it got truly miserable. You’d break a sweat by noon, but nothing a tall glass of sweet tea and a...Abbeville · Abbeville Read Article

The “Egghead” Got it Right – Abbeville Institute

The Democratic Party nominated Adlai Stevenson for President of the United States twice, once in 1952 and again in 1956. He is often described as a sacrificial lamb, cannon fodder for Dwight Eisenhower in a contest of David and Goliath, except in this case, Goliath won. Stevenson never fared well with the press and could not capture the popular imagination...Democratic Party · United States Read Article

Joint Salvation – Abbeville Institute

This interview/review was originally published at LiteraryTitan.com Judging Athena follows a humble and kindhearted research assistant who meets a curator at an art gallery, and what begins as a chance encounter over a necklace for a young girl’s birthday unfurls into a deep and poetic romance. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? The idea came to...Abbeville · Abbeville Read Article

Oswald Spengler and the Confederacy – Abbeville Institute

The Southern land bled a rhythm no industrial algorithm can measure, its tempo measured through cotton fields and porch sermons, chivalry rising from the soil like heat. Spengler didn’t merely observe. It was divination, reading omens in the shadow of collapsing empires. The Confederacy became for him a form, sculpted not from policy or party but from blood memory and...Abbeville · Abbeville Read Article

The New York Draft Riots – Abbeville Institute

The June 2025 Los Angeles riots have initiated constitutional questions about State vs. Federal authority. Per Article IV, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution, it is up to the Governor or legislature of a State to request federal assistance; otherwise, the general government can enforce federal laws but generally has no authority to interfere with State affairs. Furthermore, the 1878...Riots · Los Angeles Read Article

Frederick’s forgotten role in the Battle of Gettysburg

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More than 160 years ago, cannons thundered and rifles cracked over the hills of Gettysburg. More than 40 miles to the south, the city of Frederick stood at the nerve center of a Union army scrambling to meet the Confederacy’s…Civil War · Gettysburg See the Story

The Disappearing South – Abbeville Institute

There is a peculiar stillness in the late afternoon air of the South, a pause that speaks not only to the settling heat but to a deeper, more troubling quiet. It is the silence of a culture slowly slipping beyond reach, not through violence or sudden upheaval, but rather by the gentle erosion wrought by time, change, and migration. As...Abbeville · Abbeville Read Article

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