This is the index for the 2005 Confederate "Heritage" Month posts looking at the some of the events and issues surrounding the Civil War.
April 1: Introducting Confederate "Heritage" Month 2005
April 1: "Slavery As It Wasn't"
April 2: Slave family life
April 3: Family life under slavery
April 4: The kindness and consideration of slaveowners
April 5: A Southern abolitionist in 1857 (1)
April 6: A Southern abolitionist in 1857 (2)
April 7: Slavery and white racism
April 8: Southern defense of slavery
April 9: Racism in the antebellum South
April 10: Educators defend the eternal truth of the Confederacy
April 11: A "gentleman of Mississippi" defends secession
April 12: A tale of Northern perfidy and, uh, demonism
April 13: Bleeding Kansas and other preludes to war
April 14: John Brown and Harper's Ferry
April 15: John Brown, abolition and bad historical analogies
April 16: Lincoln as Abolitionist (1)
April 17: Lincoln as Abolitionist (2)
April 18: The real Civl War and the Lost Cause mythology
April 19: Robert E. Lee the "marble man" (1)
April 20: Robert E. Lee the "marble man" (2)
April 21: Robert E. Lee and the war
April 22: Racial massacres during the war
April 23: The Free State of Jones
April 24: Lincoln's religious insights
April 25: Reconstruction
April 26: Old times there are not forgotten
April 27: A contemporary conservative Mississippi view of race
April 28: Reconstruction and ... Iraq?
April 29: "Liberal" neo-Confederatism?
April 30: The Lost Cause vs. reality-based history
Concluding thoughts on Confederate "Heritage" Month 2005
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