Confederate Slave Payrolls Reveal Details about Life of Slaves During Civil War
On April 14, 1861 the Confederate States of America began their occupation of Fort Sumter, following their victory over Major Robert Anderson’s US Army garrison. Eight enslaved carpenters and nine enslaved laborers also arrived at Fort Sumter on April 14. Their...
Slavery, The Left, and The Truth
A generation of Americans is being raised on half-truths and lies about the history of slavery in America. They are given the impression that America was uniquely bad and that American slavery was uniquely bad. They learn nothing about slavery elsewhere. Among the...
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ALABAMA: Fort Rucker Officially Becomes Cofr Novosel, Changing Name From Confederate Officer to Medal of Honor Hero Fort Rucker, the Army’s aviation post located in Dale County, Alabama, is set to be renamed Fort Novosel on Monday, according to the service. The...
The Pentagon Papers, Again
Does the government work for us or do we work for the government? Can the government morally steal data about allies and enemies and then make it a crime to reveal that data, even when the revelation shows that the government has been lying about killing? What to do...
Why the Germans Fouught in the Revolutionary War — For the British
Thomas Jefferson, writing the list of 27 grievances against King George III included in the Declaration of Independence, didn’t hold back when talking about Britain’s decision to dispatch foreign troops to fight in the American colonies. “He is at this time...Obiter Dicta
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