These and other policies by the Confederate government resulted in vigorous ... that the absence of a functioning two-party political system within the Confederacy hurt the cause because it ...

arguing that the sheriff’s department is another extension of the same white-supremacist system that erected the Confederate statue in 1924. They wore hats that said, “Do It Like Durham ...

The C.S.A. framers were determined to prevent their Confederate government’s constitutional ... a change modeled after the parliamentary system in Great Britain. On the face of it, this appears ...

The system robbed the Confederate government of needed funds and tore at the morale and loyalty of Southerners as their fledgling nation fought for its existence, said Rodney Steward, a historian ...

The specialty plate at the center of Monday's case was proposed by the Texas division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans ... to be reminded of a legalized system of involuntary servitude ...

captured at the fall of the Confederate Government, and asserts by necessary implication that it was derived from materials furnished by me, and found among those documents. I desire to say ...

But even most Civil War experts don't realize the federal government has spent more than $2 million in the past decade to produce and ship headstones honoring Confederate dead, often at the ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is spending millions of dollars on security to protect at least eight Confederate cemeteries ... reported that the federal government began spending ...

When 60-year-old Owen Golay talks about the two Confederate flags he flies in his front yard, he sounds like many Southern defenders of such symbols. "It stands for heritage; it's a part of our ...

From the archives: The story “New study contends plots by Confederacy led to Lincoln murder” was originally published in The Atlanta Journal on May 8, 1985. WASHINGTON - Abraham Lincoln's ...

As Lincoln further envisioned his actions, his pardons would have excluded officeholders of the Confederate government or persons who had mistreated prisoners. Congress, however, objected to ...