Found 1,963 results for "Confederacy"
by John Kennedy Toole
A green hunting cap squeezed the top of the fleshy balloon of a head.
by Robert Selph Henry
THE Confederacy was a belated attempt to exercise the right of a state to withdraw from the United States of America.
by W. P. Kinsella
MY NAME IS Gideon Clarke, and, like my father before me, I have on more than one occasion been physically ejected from t...
by Bell Irvin Wiley
THE Southern Confederacy achieved her greatest renown from the exploits of her armed forces.
by Ella Lonn
PROBABLY NO impression has been more deeply cherished by the population living south of Mason and Dixon's line and none ...
by Clement Eaton
ON DECEMBER 22, 1859, a special train arrived at Richmond bringing more than two hundred medical students from Philadelp...
by Bell Irvin Wiley
DURING the thirty-five years that have elapsed since the first publication of The Life of Johnny Reb I have continued to...
by Gabor S. Boritt, James M. McPherson
EFFORTS TO EXPLAIN the causes of Confederate defeat in the Civil War have generated a great deal of controversy over the...
by Nathaniel Wright Stephenson
THE secession movement had three distinct stages.