Books in an ATL
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Tielhard
Banned
"Revolutionary tracts by Socialist black leaders?" Don't be silly, you don't teach the beasts of burden to read and if by some misfortune one of them does become literate then you cut thier hands off before they try to write any tracts, Socialist or otherwise.
"Come with the Wind"
"Geting more work out of your slave for fewer calories"
"DIY Ni##er breeding"
"Renovating the old plantaion house"
"Dirty old uncle Tom"
OK I have gone too far I shall stop. I have made my point.
"Come with the Wind"
"Geting more work out of your slave for fewer calories"
"DIY Ni##er breeding"
"Renovating the old plantaion house"
"Dirty old uncle Tom"
OK I have gone too far I shall stop. I have made my point.
Leo Caesius
Banned
Well, many of America's best authors have come from the South - I'm thinking, off the top of my head, of William Faulkner, Tennessee Williams, and Samuel Clemens. So there's plenty of potential for great literature, but whether that potential would be realized under the CSA is another question.
Susano
Banned
"1880-1920: The Long Fall of the Confederation"
"The Latin-Americanisation of the American South"
"'Jewish Moneygrabbers': Confederate antisemitism, and it roots in the huge loans the CSA had to take up after the war"
"1900-1910: The Era of Confederate Warlords"
"The Henryson programm: How to push literacy in the CSA above the 33% mark"
"The Latin-Americanisation of the American South"
"'Jewish Moneygrabbers': Confederate antisemitism, and it roots in the huge loans the CSA had to take up after the war"
"1900-1910: The Era of Confederate Warlords"
"The Henryson programm: How to push literacy in the CSA above the 33% mark"
ConfederateFly said:
I'm just going to take a shot in the dark, but maybe it's about an era of Confederate warlords?
The industrial northern Confederate states, run by the authoritarian warlord Thomas W. Wilson, Communist blacks ruling states like Louisiana and Mississippi, Texan warlords holding Oklahoma under their iron spurs?
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