A Memoir of the Occupation

A Memoir of the Occupation

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This Night is My Departing Night for Here No Longer May I Stay: The Celtic South
The heroic age versus the machine, or, ethnogenesis
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We Of The South Remember: Vicksburg, Mississippi
On July 4, 1863, the Confederate Army of Mississippi, commanded by Lieutenant-General John Pemberton, surrendered to the U.S.
'This land was always ours, it was the proud land of our fathers
It belongs to us and them, not to any of the others' (with a reverential bow to Shane MacGowan)
Where are your people buried? The impossibility of 'Heritage American'; such do not exist
Notes preliminary to a discussion of the Celtic heritage of the Southern nation
We Of The South Remember: Houston, Texas; Galveston, Texas
Houston declined for many years to erect a statue commemorating founder Sam Houston.
Bad News From Houston, Half My Friends Are Dying
A recapitulation and explanation of how this came to be.
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We Of The South Remember: Keatchie, Mansfield, Pleasant Hill
No less than the grandest cities of stone for the heroes who fought “to defend the Union,” once the bodies were gathered from the fields where they lay.
So Dark a Heart as Mine: Oliver Cromwell, Free Conscience and the "Protestant Question"
[This is Part II of what was initially a one-part piece.
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We Of The South Remember: Corsicana, Texas; Raymond, Mississippi
(The wind blows where it will, and sometimes when writing the daimon will push you in an unexpected direction, which shows that outlines and plans are…
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A Memoir of the Occupation
A Memoir of the Occupation
What happened to my native land after the Americans came. An exercise in comparative demonology.
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