Memorial Address on Confederate Cause and American Liberty
The speaker honors Confederate dead while defending their cause as rooted in a struggle for state sovereignty. He contrasts Southern gentleness with Puritan rigidity, argues the Revolution affirmed state rights, and critiques Northernpolitical motives, slavery as property, and sectional conflicts leading to secession and war. He emphasizes memory, liberty, and the enduring truth of the states’ autonomy.
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Lexington
Lee
Georgia
Potomac
Mississippi
Mandy
Yorktown
South
England
Rhode Island
Federalist
New England
United States
Danie Webster
United State
Congress
Virginia
Ots
Missouri
Supreme Court
Republic of Texas
California
Mexico
Texas
South Carolina
North
Constitutional Court
Kanesa
Daniel Webster
Union
Fort Sumter
Washington
Confederate States
Sumter
Carolina
Castle Pinckary
Charleston
Ehemera
Pericles
Dazale
Troy
Civil War Reflections and Memoirs of Southern Valor
A lengthy, period-voice passage reflects on the Civil War, secession, and Confederate memory. It honors dead soldiers, recalls Gettysburg and Pickett, and pleads for enduring Southern heroism while lamenting poverty and loss. A second portion promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisons and cancer with testimonials.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
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Athens
Walter G. Charlton
Savannah, Ga
Great Britain
Maryland
Thacher
Cadmus
Greece
Grecy
Plataea
Oscsar
Malakoff
Pleyna
Pickett
Gettysburg
Arthur
Tennessee
FOR
Etvice
Tutt
CANDY