Sesquicentennial--150th Anniversary of the War Between the States

Old Times not forgotten in Dixie

By Calvin E. Johnson Jr. —— Bio and Archives--April 24, 2011

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Tennessee Senator Edward Ward Carmack said in 1903, “These Confederate soldiers were our kinfolk and our heroes.” He also said, “The people of the South have the right to teach their children the true history of the War Between the States, the causes that led to it and the principles involved.”

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