Biography

This collection of essays portrays in touching and thrilling detail the heroism of the women of the Confederacy with accounts of their trials and sufferings during the War Between the States and the Reconstruction period, and demonstrates their ultimate...

Written by John A. Eidsmoe, retired Air Force Lt. Colonel and currently Professor of Constitutional Law at the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, Montgomery, AL.This biography portrays Jones' life as a Christian, a student of Stonewall Jackson at VMI,...

"Lewis Minor Coleman" by Rev. Dr. J. L. Burrows "Randolph Fairfax" by Rev. Dr. Phillip Slaughter "George William Peterkin" by Rev. Dr. Robert Edward Lee Strider Foreward by Dr. H. Rondel Rumburg "Their lives are a treasure for anyone seeking a good role...

Presents Lee's qualities of character, and insists that Lee was a hero in all that he did, in all stages of his life, precisely because of his character.

This delightful yet scholarly work for ages 10 to adult portrays Mrs. Lee's faithfulness to Christ through youth, marriage, motherhood, loss of luxury, war, and crippling arthritis. Douglas Southall Freeman says Mrs. Lee displayed all the qualities that...

Written by his daughter, Susan P. Lee, originally published in 1893. A valuable narrative of Brigadier-General, C.S.A. Chief of Artillery, Army of Northern Virginia, Rector of Latimer Parosh, Lexington, Va. Dr. Pendleton's address on the "Personal...

“Without John Smith, who believed that God providentially orders history and that his own preservation could only be explained by the divine protection so evident throughout his life, the English colony at Jamestown in Virginia would have perished...

Published in 1907 by the University Of The South at Sewanee, Tennessee, this is a biography of Confederate General Edmund Kirby-Smith. Smith was a West Point graduate who fought in the Mexican War and served in the famed pre- Civil War Second Dragoons...