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Will, Yeah, I did too, but I wonder why it did. Sometimes, certain search engines just attach such to any web site that does not prevent such from happening. In extreme cases, those who do not agree with an article or subject line of a site deliberately post or attach such. The idea was to let folks know what some blacks think about the issue. I think it accomplishes that. Sincerely, Unionblue

And 90 years from now, there'll aging Japanese morons fighting the war all over again. Would like to be around to see how that prophecy plays out. After all, they're only just now playing up the "Lost Cause" part. ole

Quote: Originally Posted by unionblue Another view of the Civil War and it's causes. Slavery Denial, by Eric Miller. http://www.blackprof.com/archives/20...ry_denial.html Don't agree much with proposed solutions but I think I can understand the underlying current of anger. Unionblue I read too far and suddenly realized it had turned into a p-o-r-n promotion. Will Posey

Unionblue: Your last line of your post is so true! The Best! I understand at the high schools level throughout the south history of the civil civil could be slanted to show the south in a favorable light. I do not understand how or why the high schools in the north would join this false course. I do not understand why colleges would follow this false course. I believe those efforts you describe by those organization were successful, for the...

Quote: Originally Posted by unionblue I must confess, I grow mighty weary at the cries that 'Southern' history is being suppressed and that only the 'Northern' version of the Civil War is being published or e It's my belief that the majority of persons who espouse this point of view are the same persons who continually deny that the southern cause was indeed a "lost cause" from it's very...

What is that old adage "The Pen is Mightyer Than The Sword" Pinckney

I understand, that most school history books and classes in Japan, barely mention WW II. The gist of what is taught is usually something about Japan being forced into a war they didn't want.

Quote: Originally Posted by Will Posey I imagine some will be surprised to learn that one of my Civil War heroes is Joshua Chamberlain. There was a man! Will Posey Yes, indeed! He was wounded six times and still made it Appomatox Court House. Cannot find anything negative about the professor from Maine, who had no prior military training.