Calvin E. Johnson Jr.
Most Recent Articles by Calvin E. Johnson Jr.:
Ezekiel was buried at the base of the Confederate monument. Also buried around the monument are 450 Confederate soldiers, wives and civilians
Orator, Lawyer, Statesman, Soldier, Publisher and Governor of the State of Georgia. He is best known as one of Gen. Robert E. Lee’s generals
Robert E. Lee, a man whose military tactics have been studied worldwide, was an American soldier, Educator, Christian gentlemen, husband and father
Robert E. Lee was a great American who should not be forgotten
January 19th is the 213th birthday of General Robert E. Lee
'Gone with the Wind’ ` won 8 Oscars for 1939, including Best Picture
Woodson and Gordon are still with us---in spirit and, if you listen, they are saying: "Teach your children the whole and true story about America."
Sir Winston Churchill: “Lee was the noblest American who had ever lived and one of the greatest commanders known to the annals of war.”
On this his 211th birthday let us ponder the words he wrote to Annette Carter in 1868: 'I grieve for posterity, for American Principles and American liberty.'
The Old South rose again!
Lest We Forget!
The home to the Surratts would be named Surrattsville and today is Clinton
Six state governors acted as pallbearers. An estimated 75,000 people attended this final salute to President Davis. The ceremony concluded with a 21-gun salute and "Taps."
Confederate History Month and Confederate Memorial Day
Let’s not forget our American Heritage!
December 15th marks the 76th anniversary of America’s long cherished and favorite movie Gone With The Wind
In truth, they came to remember a hope and a dream. And all across the South hundreds of thousands heard that train
Confederate History and Heritage Month
April is Confederate History and Heritage Month
Confederate History Month
Robert E. Lee was a great American who should not be forgotten: "I grieve for posterity, for American Principles and American liberty"
Is the movie 'Song of the South' racist...of course not!...Have a Zippy Doo Dah Day!
"Not for fame or reward, not for place or for rank, Not lured by ambition, or goaded by necessity, But in simple obedience to duty, as they understood it, These men sacrificed all, dared all....and died"
Let the Band Play Dixie!
Remembering the War Between the States Sesquicentennial
Mildred Lewis Rutherford’s writings are not politically correct but are historically accurate
June 3rd is the 206th birthday of Jefferson Davis
Lest We Forget!
April 26th is Confederate Memorial Day
Confederate History and Heritage Month