Often today, history is rewritten to satisfy "Political Correctness." We feel this is an injustice, and
attempt to counter this by providing a more realistic account of the War For Southern Independence.
Below are links which contain FACTS, not politically correct rhetoric.
Lincoln: Press Freedom And War Restraints
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The Key Event That Led To Uncontrolled Federal Growth
How And Why Abraham Lincoln Started The War Of Northern Aggression To Protect His Own Political Career
True Quotes
No Friends Of The Negro Up North
Northern Care Of The Freedmen
Sherman's Army Of Emancipation In Georgia
The Feds Versus The Indians
How Lincoln's Army 'Liberated' The Indians
The Hanging Of Mary Surratt
Communists' Effect On America
Battle Of Griswoldville, Georgia
War Crimes Of The Yankee Invaders
Fighting Joe Wheeler - Part 3
Fighting Joe Wheeler - Part 2
Fighting Joe Wheeler - Part 1
An Inconvenient History-War for Southern Independence-Part 2
An Inconvenient History-War for Southern Independence-Part 1
General Order Number 11
Letter From D. H. Hill To Union General Foster
The Un-Civil War In Missouri - Lawrence In Perspective
The Un-Civil War In Missouri - Pay Back
40 Acres And A Mule
Making Saints Of Monsters
The Un-Civil War In Missouri - The Plan For Vengeance
The Un-Civil War In Missouri - Tribune Papers, Western North Carolina
Wilmington, Abolition, And The Underground Railroad
Hispanic Confederate, Moses Ezekiel
Lincoln Tries To Fool The Danes
Black Confederate Participation
The "Sukey" Sails For Africa
1898 Wilmington - Debunking The Myths
Union Leagues
Northern Atrocities
A Rebel's Recollections
Jackson's Relations With Slaves
Slavery And Abolitionism, As Viewed By A Georgia Slave
Union League Terrorism During The Occupation
My Experience In The Confederate Army And In Northern Prisons
The Rape Of Athens, Alabama
Facts About Slavery And The War For Southern Independence
Why Did Union Troops Sack And Pillage Athens?
Jim Limber, Black History
The Lincoln Fable
Jewish Confederates
The Story Of The Roswell Mill Worker's Deportation
Sherman's Plunder And Death
Understanding The Causes Of The Uncivil War
The Boy Hero Of The Confederacy
Interview With General N.B. Forrest
History Swept Under The Rug: Only Western
Civilization Put An End To Slavery
Up From Slavery: Booker T. Washington (1856-1915)
Jackson's 'Colored Sunday School' class
Yankee Atrocities Against Blacks
The Forced Enlistment Of Southern Blacks Into The U.S. Army
Lincoln Unmasked
The South Not Responsible For Slavery
Stonewall Jackson, Champion Of Black Literacy
Ethnic Cleansing - American Style
Sherman's March: Final Revenge
Lincoln's Presidential Warrant To Arrest Chief Justice Roger B. Taney
Richard "Dick" Poplar Memorial Program 2006
Confederate POW's
Centering The South
Terrible Odds The Southrons Fought Against
August 22, 1862 - Lincoln Replies To Horace Greeley
Lincoln On Tariffs
The Lincoln Cult's Latest Cover Up
New England Hypocrisy
White Slavery - What The Scots Already Know
Documenting Ugly History
Jackson's 'Colored Sunday School' Class
The Post-War Jefferson Davis: The Famous Trial That Never Was
Slavery: Did It Cause Secession And The War Between The States?
The Corwin Amendment: Promise Of Perpetual Slavery
Secession: Treasonous Act Or Constitutional Choice?
Communist Support For The Union And For 'Reconstruction'
King Lincoln Archive
The Causes Of The War Between The States
The Great Locomotive Chase 144th Anniversary
Hear From A Confederate Soldier
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Secession: Considered as a Right in the States Composing the
Late American Union of States, and as to the Grounds of Justification of the Southern
States in Exercising the Right.
Jefferson Davis, Religion, And The Politics Of Recognition
(Microsoft Word Document)
A Condensed Look At The Southern Side Of The Civil War
Facts About The Founding Of The Union
The Hampton Roads Peace Conference During The War Between The States
The Truth About The Confederate Battle Flag
Some Surprising Facts About The Confederacy
Reasons For Civil War Were Many And Complex, But South Had Good Reason To Fight It
Sherman The Pyromaniac
Slavery Myths
Was Lincoln A Tyrant?
Genesis Of The Civil War
Why The Republican Party Elected Lincoln
A Lost Cause, But An Honorable One
Complicity Uncovers North's Ties To Slavery
Dixie's Censored Subect - Black Slaveowners
Old North: Recalling the Real Slaves of New York
Slavery And Abolitionism, As Viewed By A Georgia Slave
Atrocities Against Slaves In New York City
My Black, North Carolina Kinfolk
Myths Of The American Civil War
General Nathan Bedford Forrest - The First True Civil Rights Leader
Robert E. Lee On The Causes Of The War
Legalized Slavery
Northern Profits From Slavery
American Federalism: What Changed Between 1787 and 2004?
Jefferson Davis - Our Greatest Hero
Forrest's Ties To KKK A Trumped-up Myth
The Southern Side of the Civil War
More Trouble For The Lincoln Cartel
The Price In Blood - Casualties In The Civil War
Constitutional Futility
Slavery In The North
Slavery and Southern Independence
Secession Wasn't Treason
No Treason
A Southern View of History - The War For Southern Independence
Was The Union Army's Invasion Of The Confederate States A Lawful Act?
Lincoln's Tariff War
The Right of Secession
For What Are We Contending?
Free Traders, Not Traitors -- Economic Issues And The War For Southern Independence
Taking America Back
The New York Draft Riots
Machan, Secession, and Slavery
Let's put myths to rest (The Lincoln myth)
How It Was: Four Years Among the Rebels (Book from 1892)
A Moral Accounting of the Union and the Confederacy (PDF document)
Attacking the Confederate Battle Flag: An Example of Northern White Hypocrisy
Missing History: Omissions in James McPherson's Book THE BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM
A Look At Four Claims About the War Between the States
DiLorenzo and His Critics on the Lincoln Myth
Facts That Support the Southern View of the Civil War
Lincoln's War
The Confederacy, The Union, and the Civil War - A look at four claims about the War Between the States
FAQ about the War for Southern Independence
Black Slave Owners - Dixie's Censored Subject
Lesser Known Historical Excerpts Relevant to The War for Southern Independence
The Right to Secede
Southern Civilians Under Fire
Tariffs, Not slavery
Who Cares about the Civil War?
On Secession and Southern Independence