IN SEARCH OF CONFEDERATE ANCESTORS by 7. H. Segars (PB) A layman's guide to ancestors. An exact method for tracing inc. lists, examples, etc. "I recommend this book without reservation as the best work of its kind. It is without doubt the most complete & scholarly effort date & is a must for every serious Confederate researcher." (John B Wells, III) "A concise & well organized instruction book for amateur historians researching not only specific Confederate ancestors but also entire family lineages. (The Register ) 112 Pages: $10.00g334.
ANDERSONVILLE: The Southern Perspective edited by J. H. Seagrs (PB) One of the MOST ''mis-written' episodes in history! The story greatly diminished by time. MANY questions remain. A compendium of essays. "The very name of Andersonville brings to mind a place of infamy...but beyond this, little else seems to be remembered: the collective memory of the nation has grown dim--almost to the point of amnesia. To Southerners it appears that a national jury convened, viewed a prostate subject, & quickly pronounced a verdict of guilty--all on the testimony of select witnesses & without taking time to view the full scope of evidence. Too often it seems that this chapter of American history has been opened & shut, all in one swift motion. ''The national reporting was relentless.....The national war of words over Andersonville became another Confederate defeat. American history texts, the majority being published above the Mason-Dixon Line, had no further need for Southern viewpoints on this subject (or others as well) NOT the WTBS or Yankee version! 191 Pages: $15.00 g387.
FORGOTTEN CONFEDERATES: An Anthology About Black Southerners compiled & edited by Charles Kelly Barrow, Segars & Rosenburg (PB) "One of the lost chapters of C. W. history has the passive & even active support that many Southern blacks, free & slave, gave to the Confederacy. Forgotten Confederates illuminates the overlooked facet of this seemingly contradictory behavior by a group of African-American who appear to have thought of themselves as Southerners first & blacks second. Neither Confederate history nor black studies, can afford to ignore it. (Wm. C. Davis) Kelly, an historical researcher, spent over sire years compiling a large, diverse mixture of material, composed of the following: "archival records, pension applications, official reports, personal letters, photographs, veteran reminiscences, military records, family narratives, book excerpts, newspaper articles, journal selections & published writings of the past & present. "Not unlike their fellow Southerners engaged in the most tragic of wars, black Confederates were a bold & adventurous lot. Although racial inequality & social injustice are also a part of southern history, so is the historic & commonality share by many different races & creeds in the South. The story of Black Confederates should NOT be forgotten. 193 Pages: $15.00, 394P.
VALOR & LACE The Roles of Confederate Women 1861-1865 edited by Muriel Phillips Joslyn (PB) This Is I & foremost a story about the various roles filed by Confederate women during the war. In spite of the constraints of their traditional roles in Southern society. They no only served as nurse & caretaker but also spy, prisoner for their cause & even soldier." "It has often been remarked to me that, when this war is over, the independence of the country will be due, In a great ]measure to the women. Men declared that had the women been desponding they could never have gone through with it; but, on the contrary, the women have invariably set an example to the men of patience, devotion & determination.-- (I,t. Col. J. A. L. Fremantle, British Army Observer in The Confederacy, May, 1863) 186 Pages: $15.00 TAKE A LOOKg395.
THE COMING OF THE GLORY by John S. Tilley (PB) '`Here are the "FACTS" on Slavery, Secession & Reconstruction by the author of Facts the Historians Leave Out. Lincoln Takes Command & Alabama Equity Pleading & Practice. "nothing is more dangerous than half-truths. The value of this book is that it permits a proper perspective by making the Whole Truth available to all who are sincerely desirous of reaching a solution. We believe that no Who thoughtful person can read it without obtaining a more realistic understanding of the underlying issues. Its every page is thought-provoking, & its style will enthrall you. It is as rousing as a spirited martial air. It will amaze you with the revelation of many hitherto unpresented facts in the most critical period in this nation's history. Truly, it is a book which will be read & discussed for many generations to come. Written in 1948, "When a book Is called for by circumstances & the mood of the people, somebody writes it" The, L. E. Times. 290 Pages: $10.00, g376
DISCUSSION, Secular, Volume IV by R. L. Dabney (HB)''Though it is called "secular," because large portion of the articles are of a secular character; yet doubtless it will be all the more appreciated because of the greater variety given in the addition of a goodly number of religious article 8: poems" (S R. En/in ! l`his 18'$7 te?<t is unedited & contains all Dabnev's materials as originally printed in. such titles as: "The New South" (of 1 882): "The Real Cause of the War; " "Crimes of`Philanthropy;" "The U. S. as a Military Nation;" "Review of `Wilson's Slave Power in America;" "Labor Unions, the Strike & the Commune," '-The Dollar & the Daddies;" "Nature Cannot Revolutionize Nature;" "Women's Rights Women; & -'The Influence of False Philosophies upon Character & Conduct." Learn what we are fighting for today! 612 Pages: $25.00 NOW by Popular Demand...g384.
g330. DISCUSSIONS, Philosophical, Volume III by R. L. Dabnev (HB) Written five years earlier, in 1893, this volume contains such hot subjects of today as: "Morality of the Legal Profession,"'---Liberty & Slavery," "Geology & the Bible," "A Caution Against Anti-Christian Science;"''Civil Ethics; "The Philosophy Regulating Private Corporations;'' "Final Cause," "Anti-Biblical Theory of Rights." "Monists, the 'one world' philosophy;-' for a total of 21 subjects."He who has either of these volumes has a mine of thought in which to delve: he who has all has a reservoir of intellectual & spiritual food seldom equaled In the writings of any one man."(S.B. Ervin NOTE: The first 2 volumes will soon be reprinted & available. 611 Pages: $30.00 ('... written particulary for the young people of the South... "
gC20. THE STORY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES; or, History of the War for Souther Independence. a brief but comprehensive sketch of the early settlement of the country, trouble with the Indians, the French, Revolutionary & Mexican Wars, &: a full, complete & graphic account of the great four years war between the North & the South, it's causes, effects, etc. by Joseph T. Derry of GA. With an intro by Gen. Clement A. Evans, of GA. Suited to all of those who wish interesting, instructive & true account of the war for Southern independence, but designed especially for the boys & girls of the South." (HB) Beautifully illustrated with over 130 fine engravings. This 1895 text is "refreshingly different," f`ast-movin and among the merits of this title is that of setting the War Between the States in its proper culture, social, political, and historical context. A MUST to round out your child's completeeducation! 612 Pages: #gC-20, $25.00
g265A. RAILHOADIN' CLASSICS; 16 Great Instrumentals inc. "Wabash Cannonball: Railroad Corral. Paddv on the Railway: The Lightning Express: Casey Jones: L & N Rag: Freight Train: New Lost Train: U-i;ck of the Old 97: In the Pines: Kansas City Railroad Blues: On the Dummy Line: New River Train: Reuben's Train: Lost Train Blues: & Nine Hundred Miles" 50 Min. Cassette: $9.50 g265C.
g265C. SINGING RAILS: 14 Railroadin' Songs: inc. "Cannonball Blues; Railroading on the GreatDivide; On the Dummy Line; Nine 11 ed Miles; John Henry (instru.); The Death of Edwar$ Lzwis; Freight Train Boogie; Lonesome Pine Special; Train on the Island; Railroad Bill; Railroadin'&r Gamblinl; Swannanoa 7"unnel; Poor Casey(instru.); & Midnight Special" 32 .Min. CD: $15.00
g529. LOG CABIN COOKING: Pioneer Recipes & Food Lore: by Barbara Swell (PB) inc. Pioneer Recipes; Hearth Cooking; Food Insults; Pioneer Etiquette; Kitchen Proverbs; Cake Superstitions; Jump Rope Rhymes; Make A Squashaphone; Faux Food Recipes; Biscuit Sayings; 19'h CenturyPhotos & Make-Do Cooking. Some of the recipes inc. Sour Dough Bread; Ash Cake' Thomas Jefferson's Spoonbread; Portable Soup; Apples & Buttons; Dandelion Salad; Leather Britches; Blackbenv Pie; Fairy Cookies; & Poor Man's Pudding. 64 Pages: $ 5.00
g542. CLANS AND TARTANS: by Charles MacLean (HB) Traditions and a sawtch of tartan from leading clans. 59 PAGES: $9.00
g543. A Life of ROBERT BURNS: by J.D. Sutherland (HB) An "immortal memory" is the facinating human story of Burns and such was the magnetism of his personality. 60 PAGES: $9.00
g544. A LITTLE BOOK OF SCOTTISH BAKING: by Marion Maxwell (HB) From the homely bannocks, scons and oatcakes baked to Dundee Cake, Sair Heidies & Aberdeen Crullas, the recipes are easy to follow. 60 PAGES: $9.00
g521. THE JUSTEN WILSON GOURMET & GOURMAND COOKBOOK: by J. Wilson (HB) From alligator to seafood to venison; here are some 150 recipes perfected over a lifetime of cooking; How to make a Roux; Soups & Gumbos; Fowl & Eggs; Game, Water Smoker cooking; +50 photos of the master at work and play with some friends to capture the joie de vevre of Justin Wilson. 128 Pages: $20.00
g522. JUSTIN WILSON'S OUTDOOR COOKING WITH INSIDE HELP: by J. Wilson (HB) A new collection of mouth-watering Cajiun country cooking + a section on la bouchere; fresh boudin; grillads, photos on cracking crabs; eating crawfish; never-fail roux; & much more! 160 Pages: $20.00
g523. JUSTIN WILSON LOOKING BACK: A cajun Cookbook: After 30+ years of pioneering the cooking craze that has swept the country, Justin feels it's time to reminisce. He assembles perfect ingredients in favorite recipes; sprinkles healthy & convenient updates; mixes new photos to older ones; & adds a generous portion of stories as lagniappe. A GREAT time, "I GARONTEE!" 272 pages: $25.00