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Brian Cisco - "Wade Hampton" 
This presentation deals with the leadership of Wade Hampton of South Carolina during the years of Reconstruction following the late War for Southern Independence. It was Hampton who led the famous Red Shirts to ultimately shake off the yoke of federal tyranny and lead the people of his home state of South Carolina to find Southern Redemption and once again regain a measure of autonomy and independence. The example of Wade Hampton is certainly one that Southerners and all freedom-loving Americans would do well to study today.

Charles Baker - "Jefferson Davis: The Christian President"
A biographical sketch of the first President of the Confederacy which emphasizes his Christian character, something which set him apart from his counter-part on the other side of the Potomac and made him to stand out as a giant among men, even in his own day.

John Dwyer - "Stonewall Jackson: Standing Like a Stone Wall" 
A lion among men, Jackson was said to have been worth more than 1,000 men, according to one of his opponents on the battlefield. This speech discusses the feats of Stonewall and the source of his greatness.

John Dwyer - "The Christian Character of Robert E. Lee"
Even his enemies could find nothing evil to say about the greatest military leader in the history of America. His noble Christian character provided the personal traits essential in leading the South, both then and now, by example.

Bob Watson - "Let's Try Liberty!" 
A riveting description of how things are in America today, how we got here, where we're going... but, also, how things COULD be and what it will take to restore liberty and the American way of life here in the South, the only part of America that's still "American" to any degree.

Donnie Kennedy - "Red Republicans & Lincoln's Marxists"
An eye-opening revelation of the many socialists and communists who praised Lincoln and his war on the Constitution for his bringing into existence an all-powerful, centralised federal government and the destruction of traditional American States' Rights. Kennedy gives numerous specific examples of the actual Marxists who joined the Union side during the War, after being driven out of their European countries for inciting revolution, as well as specific examples from Lincoln's own words and policies that were adopted by the likes of Lenin and Hitler in the twentieth century and the globalist running Washington in the 21st century.

John Weaver - "Moloch Worship of the Present Day" 
An in-depth expose' of exactly what Moloch worship was in ancient history, how it was used to create numerous totalitarian regimes, and how it is being used today to create a "new" America and destroy the traditional American Republic.

Michael Hill - "How to Defend Life, Liberty, and Property When Politics Fail"
What do Southerners do when the legal and political solutions for restoring liberty have been exhausted and tyranny continues to exist? This speech examines the Biblical and historical precedents for free men to throw off the yoke of tyranny without violating the law of God.

Charles Baker - "Christ in the Camp" 
In the vein of the powerful sermons heard during the Great Revival of the Southern Armies, this is a message that will move men even today.

A J Conyers - "The Character of Religion of the South"
This speech describes the underlying Biblical world view of the South prior to the War and helps to explain why the South was an entirely different culture than that of the North... one that was impossible to reconcile with the egalitarian ecumenicism of Northern religion.

John Dwyer - "America & The Christian Theory of Just War" 
An insightful look at the Biblical principle of a "just" war, fought by the people of a Godly nation, and an examination of how America's policies line up with this principle.

Phil Blevins - "Christian Impact upon the South"
Another look at how the antebellum South's Christianity influenced every vestige of its culture and way of life... and how it created a society that was the antithesis of the unitarian philosophies upon which Northern culture was built.

Thomas DiLorenzo - "Lincoln's Constitutional Revolution" 
In this presentation, Professor DiLorenzo discusses how America's constitutional republic was transformed into an unconstitutional federal empire under the leadership of Abraham Lincoln. Not only does he expose the unconstitutional actions of Lincoln; but he also demonstrates how his administration is ultimately responsible for the reduction in liberty faced by Americans today at the hands of an all-powerful federal government.

Donald Livingston - "Rethinking Lincoln" Part 2
An unmasking of the Lincoln myth, with many details which demonstrate that the Lincoln in textbooks and Hollywood portrayals is far from the Lincoln known by his contemporaries. This two-part presentation gives an accurate picture of Lincoln in both his public and private life. As one of the recognised authorities on the American Constitution, Dr. Livingston further chronicles Lincoln's impact upon American government today and its transformation into something much different than the republic of our Founding Fathers.

Donald Livingston - "Rethinking Lincoln" Part 2  
An unmasking of the Lincoln myth, with many details which demonstrate that the Lincoln in textbooks and Hollywood portrayals is far from the Lincoln known by his contemporaries. This two-part presentation gives an accurate picture of Lincoln in both his public and private life. As one of the recognised authorities on the American Constitution, Dr. Livingston further chronicles Lincoln's impact upon American government today and its transformation into something much different than the republic of our Founding Fathers.

George Grant - "Lincoln & Lenin"
Did you know that one of Abraham Lincoln's greatest admirers and supporters was Karl Marx, the "Father of Communism"? Much to the dismay of both liberals and the talking heads of the modern Republican Party, Grant demonstrates the unmistakeable similarities between the political philosphies and public policies of Lincoln and Lenin, the ruthless communist of the former Soviet Union and how both used the same philosophies to create their respective empires.

Franklin Sanders - "Secessionist's Progress" 
This moving speech comes from one of the most respected speakers in the Southern Movement and the Constitutional movement today. In our opinion, this is one of the most profound messages ever delivered in the Southern Movement. It explains why we are where we are, where we need to go, and what we must do to get there in order to restore liberty... before it is too late!

Eugene Case - "To Harrass & Intimidate... or Whatever Happened to Officer Friendly"
This speech describes the difference between the late, great American society and the new police state which is being promulgated at every level of government today. It is an easy-to-listen-to presentation, sometimes humourous, designed to open the eyes of the listener to the stark realities of the changes which have taken place, at times, even without our realising it.

John Chodes - "Martial Law in Wartime Maryland" 
Professor Chodes repeats his successful efforts that we previously heard in his enlightening lecture on the battle of New York City against federal troops during the War of Northern Aggression in this new presentation on the plan and effects of martial law in wartime Maryland, which was occupied from the outset of the Northern aggression. Especially chilling in light of our present tense situation with a "big brother" government in Washington who views its own citizens as potential "domestic terrorists" for merely speaking against unconstitutional encroachments by the feds, this lecture will provide you with a history lesson from the past... which hopefully will prevent its being repeated in the future!

Michael Hill - "Why We Will Win"
The president of the League of the South delivers another rousing speech describing the reasons that the South will, indeed, continue to exist as a unique people, even as the federal empire seems to be beginning its demise and crumbling all around us. This speech will give you heart about the prospects of success for Southern liberty and will motivate you to continue and redouble your efforts for the Cause of the Southern Movement.

Kirkpatrick Sale - "The Logic of Secession" 
Here is a presentation by a non-Southerner and a social liberal who supports the Constitutional concept of the right of secession as the final means of safeguarding American liberties in the several States. The speech adds meaning to the historic "Southern" teaching of secession by demonstrating that it is the single most viable way of ensuring that all Americans have their right of self-government restored and protected. Sale is considered one of the most noted "liberal" proponents of constitutional secession in America today as the head of the Middlebury Institute.

Thomas Fleming - "Finding our Southern Identity"
This speech deals with the importance of the South maintaining her own distinctiveness in the midst of a flood of multiculturalism aimed at destroying our historic Christian culture.

Steve Wilkins - "The Costs of War" 
Another thought-provoking speech from one of the founders of the modern Southern Movement. Pastor Wilkins demonstrates the principle that freedom and liberty, even at home, are most under attack during times of war. The War of Northern Aggression and its specific impacts upon American society are used to prove the point. Given the appetite for war by the federal government in modern times, the principle is as valid and worthy of note today as ever.

John Eidsmoe - "Transcendentalism: the Key to Where America Went Wrong"
A discussion of one of the many "isms" and "schisms" to originate north of the Mason-Dixon line in contrast to the historical Biblical worldview of the South. An explanation of Transcendentalism and how it became an accepted part of the Yankee worldview is essential to understanding the Yankee Empire, past and present, as well as the culture which it is attempting to inculcate upon Southerners and the world today.

John Eidsmoe - "Slavery: Not Just a Southern Problem"  
Without debating the differences between the Southern institution of slavery and that found elsewhere in America and the world, John Eidsmoe provides the historical case that clearly demonstrates that slavery was not a "peculiarly" Southern institution after all but, rather, was an American and universal institution prior to 1860. This lecture offers the information necessary to explain why the South should not be used as the "scapegoat" for the slavery problem in American history... that is, for anyone truly interested in knowing the truth!

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