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Preach it brother!

Regarding slavery as a cause of the war : I think Brion McClanahan has something right when he argues that slavery, while a moral issue for us, was merely a political issue for Americans of the early and mid-19th century.

DIXIE FOREVER Kentucky was the birthplace of President Davis and is celebrated in southern Kentucky slightly close to the Tennessee state line.

I always enjoy your stories about the Deep South.

What do you think of Alexander Stephen's book on the Confederacy and the war?

Dr.Harrelson, have you ever read any of Michael Andrew Grissom ?

i love your accent, it is so nice to listen to

"Sweet home Alabama Where the skies are so blue Sweet home Alabama Lord, I'm coming home to you" -- Lynyrd Skynyrd

I really enjoy the book recommendations and discussion about Southern culture and history. Please continue the series! Thank you!

Modern liberal college kids in a nutshell these days : " omg you're a bad person for learning about southern history, all southerners are evil because of sLaVeRy " Same kids : "look at my new iPhone!" Well iPhone is built with modern day slave labor and then there's suicide nets outside to catch them........ Long live the South, idc what any Communist says these days about re writing our history. We know the truth

I agree with this video. Jefferson davis was Ana American hero.

That's the voice that that poem was meant to be read in.

I think the guy is hitting the accent a little too hard to be believable.

This is a beautiful tribute. Happy belated birthday to Dr. Kibler!

Jefferson Davis supported illegal rebellion against the United States and the enslavement of human beings, God's children. I can hardly imagine a more despicable act.

Enjoy your posts. Thank you for sending. Have you read Captains and the Kings by Taylor Caldwell copyright 1975.. Great book.

LOVE THIS INFO THANK YOU

GREAT CONTENT!!!!

As you've said before, we are living with the modern consequences of a completely tyrannical federal system. The republic died in 1865. God willing, we will see a southern nationalist revival. In my opinion, the spirit of Lee is on the move, and the new Confederacy is alive.

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This is such a great video. I found your videos because you were talking about Tobacco pipes on RUclips. Thank you sir for standing up for our ancestors. 🫡

Searching online to determine if Jim Kibler was still among the animated, I discovered your web presence. Considering your worshipful attitude toward Jim, may I offer a counterpoint? Many here in Athens GA still considered him a walking argument for the abolishment of tenure. As to your own online persona, I’ll give you the same advice I gave Dr. Cornel West: too much shtick. A little drawl goes a long way.

Please, continue this channel and topic. I started following you when you began the Pipe Cottage. I am from Lugoff, SC. I was so excited for your store to open but, sadly, I guess God had other plans for your family. I was very disappointed when you left SC all together, but I understand why. I love this channel and your content very much!! Be well and God bless you and yours.

the more ridiculous harrelson's ideas get, the thicker gets the affected foghorn leghorn

Marx and Engels constructing the Communist Manifesto in London in the 1840s, in their plot to takeover the whole world, plotted to takeover America by uniting North and South.This they did through Pres Lincoln who could not end the Civil War..He hired Engels to end it..Engels was brutal. Thus Communism gained a toehold in their world domination .

Keep it up! VMI...FOR SHAME!!!

Respectfully, this just seems like a form of nostalgic hipsterism. I’ll bet most folks raised in the modern era, the good professor included, couldn’t last a week in pre-modern, agrarian southern society. My family in the SC upstate most assuredly lived this agrarian, pre-modern, southern lifestyle in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They were so busy raising crops and kids that they wouldn’t have had time to wax nostalgic about the “good ol days” like all the scholars or writers decrying modern life. I guarantee you their hands were as hard as their resolve and perseverance having had to constantly deal with the hassles of pre-modern “good ol days” of life in the south. I imagine all this nostalgic romanticizing would quickly melt away after a nice 14-16 hour day working in the fields under the hot SC summer sun.

i will never understand "American Christianity"

Well, Dr. Harrelson, It is a real pleasure to hear your lectures. You have a lot to share with us, and I am listening. Thomas Dixon might be of interest to you, as well as Dr. Albert Schweitzer, MD. He had some astute observations about the Africans and their culture and behavior. My wife’s family are ethnic German Catholics who emigrated to St. Louis , MO. to work as brewers for Anheiser Busch. Her remaining relatives now live behind locked doors and burglar bars. Their old neighborhood is now long since gone, and gun-fire and murder are all around them, St. Louis now resembles a war zone with burned-out and destroyed homes and buildings. wife’s elderly uncle said this on our most recent visit: “St. Louis was beautiful city until the ……. destroyed it; they ruin everything that they touch.”

Amen!

Where have you gone Dr. Harrelson? Is everything OK? You’re missed!

Imagine defending a freemason slaver.

Are you sure it isn't Lehey? He also runs a trailer park in Canada.

I have such a sickness and regret deep down for not spending my child and teenage years reading. Luckily, I’m 25 years old. It’s certainly not too late. Love the book content!

You are right! Here in Florida the majority of the homes don’t have porches and I missed that a lot.

I would love to hear more that opposes the general narrative about the south that they were basically evil racists and everything was only about slavery.

Love it to had found the pipecottage channel and now your new channel so educational. I love reading so keep them coming. Thank you.

What are your thoughts on the seemingly growing Homestead movement, if it can be called a movement, and the increasing number of first generation farmers and ranchers in the U.S.? There do seem to be a number of people who are trying to make a go of it. I know of a number of ranchers who are doing the Direct to Consumer business model to sell their beef and other products.

You sold me on Dirck's book, aim to find a copy. Despite the Napoleonic avatar, I am an American with both Deep South, and Yankee roots. I lived in Georgia for a time, miss it deeply, but due to family issues, had to move to the Midwest to help out. Still a Southerner, just in a foreign land (lol, actually quite a few Midwesterners are grade A folk). I admit to not knowing a great deal about President Davis, even though I'm a military historian, working on some works I hope to publish dealing primarily with the great, lamented, misunderstood Army of Tennessee. Your video has inspired me to dive deeper into Mr. Davis, and since I already own William Cooper's book, I suppose I should read it. Thank you for the great discussion, always glad to see some like minds, and a brother in Christ.

I also highly recommend Kibler's moving collection of verse, "Poems From Scorched Earth."

I hadn't read "Red Hills and Cotton" since college, half a century ago, so just ordered a copy. Thanks for reminding me of a classic!

Dr Harrelson: A fellow traditional Catholic, Southern patriot friend of mine recently sent me a link to one of your videos. I've been hooked ever since. You say things I like to hear, in an accent that I can appreciate! I've been involved in Southern Nationalism via the League of the South since 1996, and I have many of the books you reference in your videos in my own library. I've quoted from them often in my own speeches over the years. I plan to attend the conference of the Southern Cultural Center in Wetumpka, Alabama in a couple of weeks, and I very much hope to get a chance to meet and talk with you while there. May God save and free the South! [><]

Dr Harrelson my wife and I are seeking to relocate to Tennessee after falling in love with the people and the culture. I am looking forward to the influence of both on my family. What I don’t want to do is bring in any influences from non southern culture. Can you recommend books that will help me understand and assimilate to this culture that I so appreciate?

Can you recommend a good and truthful biography of General Robert E. Lee?

good morning alan. my understanding is that the 14th amendment changed our nation from a federation of free and independant states, plural, to a single collectivist country, singular, the United States. We lost our country as the founders gave us and fought for in 1868 with the 14th amendment. Am i correct or just 'off my tree'?

I would like to know if we can still say what the agrarians did in 2024. The South has changed a lot

Because the worst thing that happens to most people is they get dumped or cheated on. They never really struggle, 18 hours without a snack or treat, and people act like their starving. They've never faced a find it or starve. They've never been under a real threat. They have absolutely no value perspective of life because it's never been tested. Fail in nature, die. Fail in society and get free food, shelter, and emotional and spiritual support. Breaking up is not a significant life event. You spent 4 years in high school and think you're an adult. Worst still, no example of these struggles are evident either. We are living a rats in paradise experiment where in real time, despite our logic and reason, are falling into the same trap they did.

Our culture Is the best at saving time! The problem is we use that time to be on our phone

Came here just for the weaver content, never seen a pipe cottage video ❤