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Never Forget what the Yankee barbarians did! Imagine this happening today! (this is a new video featuring Mary Chesnut's diary entry and scenes from Mississippi). Excerpts from Mary Boykin Chesnut's diary... The Yankees are barbarians. They go into the houses of the poor and helpless women, take their all, and leave them to starve. In Atlanta, they burned the homes of our bravest men, turned women and children into the streets, and laughed as they did it. One lady told me how they dragged her je
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Never Forget what the Yankee barbarians did! Imagine this happening today! (this is a new video featuring Mary Chesnut's diary entry and scenes from Mississippi). Excerpts from Mary Boykin Chesnut's diary... The Yankees are barbarians. They go into the houses of the poor and helpless women, take their all, and leave them to starve. In Atlanta, they burned the homes of our bravest men, turned women and children into the streets, and laughed as they did it. One lady told me how they dragged her je
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Quick Take Mary Boykin Chesnut, a Confederate diarist, admitted that slavery’s “monstrous system” scarred white women too. She exposed the torment caused by widespread sexual exploitation of enslaved women and the shame it brought into white households. References Chesnut, Mary Boykin. A Diary from Dixie (1905). Censer, Jane Turner. The Reconstruction of White Southern Womanhood, 1865–1895 (2003). Faust, Drew Gilpin. Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil War
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Quick Take Mary Boykin Chesnut, a Confederate diarist, admitted that slavery’s “monstrous system” scarred white women too. She exposed the torment caused by widespread sexual exploitation of enslaved women and the shame it brought into white households. References Chesnut, Mary Boykin. A Diary from Dixie (1905). Censer, Jane Turner. The Reconstruction of White Southern Womanhood, 1865–1895 (2003). Faust, Drew Gilpin. Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil War
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Letters from Confederate Soldiers... “The men are worn out and half-starved, but they are still game. We fight for our homes and our rights, and we will not give up.” Private Henry K. Douglas, 2nd Virginia Infantry (1863) Douglas, an aide to Stonewall Jackson, wrote this in his diary during the Gettysburg Campaign “I took up my gun to keep the Yankees from our homes. My wife and little ones are in Wayne County, and I’ll fight to my last breath to save them from ruin.” - Private Thomas J. Strickl
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Letters from Confederate Soldiers... “The men are worn out and half-starved, but they are still game. We fight for our homes and our rights, and we will not give up.” Private Henry K. Douglas, 2nd Virginia Infantry (1863) Douglas, an aide to Stonewall Jackson, wrote this in his diary during the Gettysburg Campaign “I took up my gun to keep the Yankees from our homes. My wife and little ones are in Wayne County, and I’ll fight to my last breath to save them from ruin.” - Private Thomas J. Strickl
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Salute! Excerpt from the Diary of William J Black, Confederate Artilleryman who fought at the Battle of Cedar Creek, Oct 19, 1864. Scenes are from this past weekend! October 19th. Battle of Cedar Creek. We were up before day, and moved off at the sound of the guns. Our battery was in position on the right of the Valley pike, near the creek, supporting Ramseur's infantry division. The fog was thick as pea soup, and the Yanks were caught flat-footed—some still in their tents, shaving or cooking br
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Christmas Across Dixie! “Christmas Day! No presents, no feast—only a little corn bread and sorghum. Yet we tried to be cheerful. We hung some holly and sang ‘Silent Night.’ It was still Christmas in Dixie, though the Yankees are so near.” - Emma LeConte, 17-year-old in Columbia, South Carolina (Dec. 25, 1863) When the World Ended: The Diary of Emma LeConte #Christmas #Americana #heritage #South #Dixie #historymatters #culture #history #memorial #beautiful | Dixie Forever
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Last weekend at The Battle of Cedar Creek 161st anniversary Reenactment in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia! Excerpt from the Diary of Private Louis Leon of the 53rd North Carolina Infantry. Leon's account reflects the common Confederate soldier's motivation to defend Southern homes and constitutional rights against Northern aggression. Wednesday, October 19th. The Battle of Cedar Creek. We got up at 2 a.m. and started on the march at 4 a.m. After going about three miles we came on the enemy's ca
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Kellie Snider - Artist on Instagram: "Support me theu thw links in my bio. Quick Take Mary Boykin Chesnut, a Confederate diarist, admitted that slavery’s “monstrous system” scarred white women too. She exposed the torment caused by widespread sexual exploitation of enslaved women and the shame it brought into white households. References Chesnut, Mary Boykin. A Diary from Dixie (1905). Censer, Jane Turner. The Reconstruction of White Southern Womanhood, 1865–1895 (2003). Faust, Drew Gilpin. Moth
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