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Living the Charge!

To tell the true history of the South

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

We tell the full story of the South and Florida. Many "academics" like to place blanket labels on cultures they do not understand. We tell the True history of the Southern States, and the cultures with in. 

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

 Southern culture had not changed much since 1776.  The Confederate soldier was not much different than the Continental Soldier. They both were fighting for the same causes, none of which were to have or continue slavery. 

Perpetuation of their principles

Defenders of the Confederate Soldiers good Name.

Perpetuation of their principles

Their principles that they loved so much that they left their homes and families to fight a war they did not want, is what makes the Confederate soldier glorious. We uphold those principles of honor, duty, and Christian morals as Sons of Confederate Veterans and encourage others to do so as well.

The truth is out there!

Our promise:

We do not present or support unsupported information. Our members have researched primary source information, genealogy, and ancestral as well as state archives to draw our conclusions. We do not challenge other views on historical events. We only offer more detail that may or may not alter your current perspective. 

Remove the blanket first

Many label cultures, past and present, with blanket stereotypes. In reality, it is much more complicated than that and not much unlike today. That is why the blanket label of "the south was all slave owners" does not fit. Recent analysis of the 1860 U.S. Census shows that the vast majority of the South were not slave owners. That is why to understand then, you have to remove the blanket label and examine the individuals to gain the most accurate picture.

What was a "slave"?

Trick question! If you instantly envisioned or thought of a black person, not cool! Slave was not a skin color. It took politics to place that into our society, and SCV members want it to stop. Slave was a social class. For thousands of years slavery existed. In the European experience, whites enslaved whites millennia before the Portuguese introduced the African trade in the 16th century. The True history will show that the American experience is not a racially unique experience, but a shared experience. 

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