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Each DVD only $9.95 and well-over an hour long, with menus, scene selection and extra material About Dr. Clyde Wilson
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Volume 3 About Dr. Donald Livingston Dr. Livingston is a professor of Philosophy at Emory University in Atlanta. He is a renowned scholar of Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, economist and historian, David Hume, and has written several books including Philosophical Melancholy and Delirium: Hume's Pathology of Philosophy and Hume's Philosophy of Common Life; he is co-editor of Hume, A Re-evaluation; Liberty in Hume's "History of England"; and Hume as Philosopher of Society, Politics, and History. Dr. Livingston has also written and spoken extensively on the right of secession, and is the driving force behind the highly respected Abbeville Institute. Dr. Livingston's volumes include
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Volume 1
Dr. Meriwether is a well-known Volume 2
Part II of For short bio, see Volume 1 Volume 3
Part I of
Dr. Wilson is
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Part II of For short bio, see Volume 3
Volume 10
Dr. Livingston is a professor of Philosophy at Emory University in Atlanta. He is a renowned scholar of Scottish Enlightenment philosopher, economist and historian, David Hume, and has written several books including Philosophical Melancholy and Delirium: Hume's Pathology of Philosophy and Hume's Philosophy of Common Life; he is co-editor of Hume, A Re-evaluation; Liberty in Hume's "History of England"; and Hume as Philosopher of Society, Politics, and History. Dr. Livingston has also written and spoken extensively on the right of secession, and is the driving force behind the highly respected Abbeville Institute. Volume 11
Part I of
Dr. Aiken is a professor of English at Volume 12
Part II of For short bio, see Volume 11 Volume 16
John C. Calhoun: For short bio, see Volume 3 Volume 18
John C. Calhoun: Prophet For short bio, see Volume 3 Volume 19
James Henley Thornwell Dr. William M. Wilson is an assistant dean at the University of Virginia, College of Arts and Sciences, and a lecturer in the Religious Studies Department. His specialities are philosophical theology, modern Christian thought, and religion and literature. Volume 23
Reclaiming Faulkner, Dr. Kibler is a noted William Gilmore Simms scholar, a poet, novelist and long-time English professor at the University of Georgia. He is author of many, many books including Selected Poems of William Gilmore Simms (editor), Child to the Waters, Walking Towards Home, Memory's Keep, Sherman's March from the Sea, Poems from Scorched Earth, Poetry and the Practical, William Gilmore Simms: A Reference Guide, and Our Fathers' Fields: A Southern Story, which was proclaimed an instant Southern classic. Dr. Kibler is also the author of scores of articles. Volume 24
Reclaiming Faulkner, For short bio, see Volume 23 Volume 25
The Causes of the For short bio, see Volume 3 Volume 26
The Conduct of the For short bio, see Volume 3 Volume 29
Getting Even: Dr. Fleming is a noted classics scholar, president of The Rockford Institute, and editor of Chronicles magazine. He is the author of several books including The Politics of Human Nature, Montenegro, The Divided Land, and The Morality of Everyday Life. He is an animated speaker with a commanding voice and articulation, and his lectures on the influence of the classics -- the study of the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome -- on Southern culture, are riveting. Volume 30
Fighting, Feuding, and Dueling For short bio, see Volume 29 Volume 31
Southern Manners and Honour For short bio, see Volume 19 Volume 33
The Fourteenth Amendment For short bio, see Volume 10 Volume 34
The CSS Hunley (VHS only)
Includes extensive film footage of Mr. Randy Burbage is a member of the CSS Hunley Commission for the State of South Carolina, and has been instrumental in preserving and promoting the Confederate submarine CSS Hunley. Mr. Burbage is a natural leader and has been involved in a leadership capacity with reenacting and promoting Southern history for over 25 years. He is currently Commander of the South Carolina Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, and a popular, personable speaker. Volume 37
Part I of For short bio, see Volume 10 Volume 38
Part II of For short bio, see Volume 10 Volume 41
Part I of Dr. John Caldwell Guilds is perhaps the foremost William Gilmore Simms scholar alive today. He wrote the outstanding biography of Simms, Simms, A Literary Life, and is editor of Long Years of Neglect: The Work and Reputation of William Gilmore Simms. Volumes 41 and 42 are fascinating lectures, and in the audience were several Simms scholars with excellent questions and comments, like Dr. James B. Meriwether, featured in Volumes 1 and 2, and Dr. James Everett Kibler, featured in Volumes 23 and 24. Volume 42
Part II of For short bio, see Volume 41 Volume 43
Part I of
Rev. Steve Wilkins is pastor of the Volume 44
Part II of For short bio, see Volume 43
Volume 45
For short bio, see Volume 10 Volume 46
The Confederate Constitution Dr. DeRosa is a professor of Political Science at Florida Atlantic University, and an esteemed constitutional scholar. His book, The Confederate Constitution of 1861: An Inquiry into American Constitutionalism, is a definitive study of the Confederate Constitution. His other books include The Politics of Dissolution: The Quest for a National Identity and the American Civil War, The Ninth Amendment and the Politics of Creative Jurisprudence, and An Introduction to the Philosophy of Law (editor). Volume 47
M. E. Bradford Dr. Mark Winchell is a professor of English at Clemson University, and an authority on historically-correct films such as Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York, Ang Lee's Ride with the Devil, Victor Fleming's Gone With The Wind, and Ronald F. Maxwell's Gettysburg, and Gods and Generals. Dr. Winchell is author of over 120 articles, and several books including The Vanderbilt Tradition: Essays in Honor of Thomas Daniel Young, Talmadge: A Political Legacy, A Politician's Life, and Cleanth Brooks and the Rise of Modern Criticism. Volume 49
Reconstruction For short bio, see Volume 3 Volume 50
North and South: For short bio, see Volume 29 Volume 51
The Despot's Heel: Volume 52
The Theological Case for Secession For short bio, see Volume 19 Volume 58
An Evening of Antebellum Music, Volume 59
An Evening of Antebellum Music, Volume 60
Flannery O'Connor Mrs. Tate was a good friend of Flannery O'Connor's and knew her well. Mrs. Tate spent many hours with O'Connor at O'Connor's home, Andalusia, in Milledgeville, Georgia. She is a charming and articulate speaker whom one can't help but love, and appreciate. from Literary Traveler . . . Mary Barbara Tate, a member of the Flannery O'Connor-Andalusia Foundation board of directors, fondly remembers her visits to Andalusia during O'Connor's time there. A professor of English at Georgia College and State University for twenty-three years, Tate belonged to a reading group that met every week at the farmhouse to discuss Southern literature chosen by O'Connor. Volume 61
Margaret Mitchell and For short bio, see Volume 47 Volume 64
Joel Chandler Harris For short bio, see Volume 47 Volume 65
Alexander Stephens and a Constitutional View of the Late War Between
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