Three Hundred Twenty-Two Pages: Jesse Stuart at Vanderbilt
Originally published at FolkChain.org.| Abbeville Institute
Grady, Alabama, was never more than a dot on the map, a rural settlement where the fields pressed in close and the pines rose taller than the houses. It lay twenty or so miles south of Montgomery, past the sprawl of the city and into a quieter country of red clay and sandy roads. The WSFA Tall Tower looms over...| Abbeville Institute
Originally published at FolkChain.org.| Abbeville Institute
Review of Randall Ivey, The Gift of Gab (Green Altar Books, 2024)| Abbeville Institute
Radicalism has always been more popular than conservatism. Radicalism has the added side benefit of immediate gratification and a narrow focus born of heat. Conservatism on the other hand is seen as a vice in a day of tribulation. It is a detriment to the mind hardwired toward action, and immediate at that. Conservatism it has been said is poor at politics because you cannot pass a law that moves the heart towards tradition and the receiving of tradition. Hope founded in legislation is always...| Abbeville Institute
“My mother had five sweet normal wholesome children; then I was born.” | Abbeville Institute
A review of The Gentler Gamester (Green Altar Books, 2024) by James Everett Kibler| Abbeville Institute
From the Confederate Veteran, February, 1916:| Abbeville Institute
