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Under the one Knowledge Zone category that’s most descriptive of a book’s main subject or theme, you’ll find every book that we offer below.  But in addition to its main subject, every book covers more than one subject, so use the Knowledge Zone menu above to search for books by their main as well as their secondary subjects and themes.

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Agriculture, Commerce, Labor

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America, Dixie, the World

Antebellum Slavery

America  |  Dr. Gary L. Roper  |  350 pages  |  HB  |  Index
This book presents a history of slavery from ancient times around the world to its practice under the principles of Christianity in the South.  It quotes from laws, officials, influential people, blacks, whites, and Scripture.  It’s one of the most complete of the modern books we’ve read about life in the antebellum South, and everything is beautifully blended together to tell a fascinating story.  View details and purchase.

Confederate Myth Buster

Dixie  |  Walter D. Kennedy  |  HB and PB  |  236 pages
When the author’s first book, The South Was Right, became a best-seller, he was frequently interviewed on radio and television.  During these interviews the same questions were repeatedly asked in one form or another.  This book contains the answers to those questions.  It concludes with 40 pages of historical review. Defenders of Liberty and Southern heritage should study this book.  View details and purchase.

History of the American Revolution

America  |  Ramsay  |  HB  |  X pages
When the author’s first book, The South Was Right, became a best-seller, he was frequently interviewed on radio and television.  During these interviews the same questions were repeatedly asked in one form or another.  This book contains the answers to those questions.  It concludes with 40 pages of historical review. Defenders of Liberty and Southern heritage should study this book.  View details and purchase.

It Wasn’t About Slavery

Dixie  |  Samuel W. Mitcham Jr.  |  PB  |  X pages
When the author’s first book, The South Was Right, became a best-seller, he was frequently interviewed on radio and television.  During these interviews the same questions were repeatedly asked in one form or another.  This book contains the answers to those questions.  It concludes with 40 pages of historical review. Defenders of Liberty and Southern heritage should study this book.  View details and purchase.

Jim Limber Davis

Dixie  |  Rickey Pittman and Judith Hierstein |  HB  |  28 pages
This large and beautifully illustrated children’s book is out of print, but we’ve got autographed copies.  This is the first half of the story of Jim Limber, a black orphan adopted by President Jefferson Davis.  It’s the first half of Jim’s story, because invading Nationalist soldiers captured Jim when they arrested Davis, and despite a never-ended search, Jim’s fate has never been uncovered.  View details and purchase.

Lives of the Signers

America  |  B. J. Lossing  |  PB  |  384 pages 
A reprint of the 1848 original, this book summarizes the life of each signer of the Declaration of Independence and explains how the Declaration was drafted, edited, and finalized.  Next, the author examines the grievances that led to their secession from Great Britain.  The spirit of independence that brought forth 13 sovereign nations from 13 British colonies shines clearly throughout.  View details and purchase.

Wives of the Signers

America  |  Harry C. Green and Mary W. Green  |  PB  |  283 pages
Originally published in 1912 as A Record of the More Notable Women of the Early Days of the Country, and Particularly of the Colonial and Revolutionary Period, this book looks at the wives of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence, adding greatly to the historical record and providing evidence of the Christian character of the people involved and their devotion to Liberty.  View details and purchase.

Myths of American Slavery

America  |  Walter D. Kennedy  |  278 pages  |  HB  |  Index
Until Dec. 18, 1865, upstanding Americans, including Indians and African-Americans, bought and sold slaves.  It was a legal institution protected by the U.S. and many State Constitutions.  This book covers the history of slavery around the world and especially here in the States.  It’s jam-packed with facts and analysis that will help you see the whole, real picture of slavery in America.  View details and purchase.

Lincoln as the South Should Know Him

America  |  Oscar W. Blacknall  |  PB  |  97 Pages
A reprint of the 1915 original and a scathing critique of the Lincoln Administration’s role in the atrocities inflicted on helpless women and children during Sherman’s “March to the Sea,” further demonstrating that the South held the moral high ground in the war.  Appendices offer additional evidence of Lincoln’s despotism and an examination of the falsehoods in his Gettysburg Address.  View details and purchase.

Rekilling Lincoln

America  |  Walter D. Kennedy |  HB  |  325 pages  |  Index
This is not the first book to present the real Abraham Lincoln, but it’s one of the best.  It probes into the core beliefs that enshrine this man as a champion of Liberty and savior of the republic. From his giant memorial, through thousands of articles and books, to tens of thousands of portraits hung in classrooms, Nationalists have attempted to erect an impenetrable wall to protect their hero.  View details and purchase.

Reconstruction

America  |  James R. Kennedy  |  HB and PB  |  550 pages  |  Index
This book isn’t about war, it’s about peace– Yankee “peace,” and it hasn’t ended.  It’s a peace still waged against Dixie and even against Liberty itself– freedom linked to Christian principles and morals– and everyone who intends to enjoy it.  It’s no longer waged by Yankees, but by the National Socialist despots (Democrat and Republican) they spawned.  This book may be the author’s greatest achievement.  View details and purchase.

Washington’s KKK: The Union League

America  |  John Chodes  |  63 pages
The Union League was a product of the Nationalist take-over of the central government.  Its mission was to maintain tyrannical control of the defeated South by the Republican Party (i.e. Nationalist Party).  The League’s mobs of armed former slaves, led by carpetbagger whites, far exceeded the vilest sins of today’s Antifa.  The League, Reconstruction, and the invasion is the father of racism in the South.  View details and purchase.

Yankee Empire

America  |  James R. and Walter D. Kennedy |  PB |  375 pages  |  Index
Following the defeat of the Confederate States, the Nationalist Era began as the victorious despots began to exploit their takeover of the general government.  This was the beginning of a Yankee Empire, which this book documents and proves.  The empire’s mission is to generate power and wealth for its leaders and form partnerships with other despots around the world, even Communists.  View details and purchase.

The Old South, 50 Essential Books

Dixie  |  Dr. Clyde N. Wilson  |  PB  |  60 pages
This Southern reader’s guide identifies 50 of the most worthwhile books from colonial and antebellum times in Dixie.  Some of the books are still in print, some are available in a used format, and others can be downloaded.  Victory Flags and Marketing™ would be happy to work with you to bring any of these books back to life, modernize them if needed, and present them to the public.  View details and purchase.

When Rebel Was Cool

Dixie  |  James R. Kennedy  |  HB and PB  |  204 pages
This book tells of life in the South during the 1950s and early 60s through the eyes of the Kennedy Twins, who lived it while growing up in rural Mississippi.  Southerners honored their heritage, and Yankees were okay with it.  In 1959 the last Confederate veteran died, and President Eisenhower noted his passing as an occasion for national mourning.  This was a time when Rebel was cool.  View details and purchase.

Uncle Seth Fought the Yankees

Dixie  |  James R. Kennedy  |  HB  |  423 pages
Through his fictitious storyteller, Uncle Seth, the author relates dozens of short but true stories and vignettes that occurred during the War of Southern Independence.  The stories are easy to read, always interesting, and often quite amusing, making the book excellent late night reading material.  It’s also a good source of stories to read aloud to your children and grand children. View details and purchase.

Sacred Conviction

Dixie  |  Joseph Jay  |  PB  |  90 pages
A widening theological gulf was near the heart of the controversies between North and South during the Disruptive Era (Jan. 21, 1833 to July 20, 1868).  The South largely maintained biblical standards.  In the North, mysticism grew as orthodox Christianity waned, hatred toward the South became virulent, spawning terrorists, even while the egos of radicals continued to swell and their sins to increase.  View details and purchase.

Was Jefferson Davis Right?

Dixie  |  James R. and Walter D. Kennedy |  PB  |  352 pages  |  Index
More than an biography of the Confederate president, this book refutes the slanders of the past and present to give readers the real Davis– a patriotic soldier, a reluctant secessionist, a model of Christian and gentlemanly virtue, and an inspiration to all Americans everywhere.  We have a limited supply of this terrific book that’s now out of print, and every one is autographed!  View details and purchase.

The South Was Right, 3rd Edition

Dixie  |  James R. and Walter D. Kennedy |  HB and PB  |  500 pages  |  Index
It began with a thin hardback in 1991 and was expanded to a second edition of 425 pages in 1994.  Now, it’s a third edition “for the 21st Century.”  Along the way it became a best-seller with sales approaching 150,000.  It’s an overview of American history and the causes, prosecution, and aftermath of the Nationalist invasion of the South.  It’s also the story of the modern day attack of the South.  View details and purchase.

Punished with Poverty

Dixie  |  James R. and Walter D. Kennedy  |  HB and PB  |  220 pages  |  Index
The invasion of the South and the exploitation that followed brought devastation to blacks and whites alike.  Both races were robbed of the assets that sustained their way of life, their hopes, and their dreams.  As the Nationalist Era morphed into the National Socialist Era, a growing number lost their moral compass as well, as sin and socialism began to poison every strata of society, everywhere.  View details and purchase.

Art, Fashion, Entertainment

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Behavior, Crime, Restitution

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Christianity, Natural Law, Philosophy

Property Rights

Christianity  |  Arthur R. Thompson |  PB  |  122 pages  |  Index
A Christian principle upheld in the Colonies, and later in the States, was the God-given right to own and defend property.  The author explains this principle and its counter-principle: jealously, covetousness, and robbery.  He goes on to show that socialism, communism, and its organized sponsors, old and new, are based on the counter-principle, which plainly means that they are based on sin.  View details and purchase.

The Jefferson Bible

Natural Law  |  Thomas Jefferson  |  HB  |  X pages
Jefferson held that individuals and societies need moral standards that can be applied to their ever-changing affairs.  He and other proponents of natural law believed that God established those standards and impressed them on the consciences of men.  He felt that Jesus clarified and expressed those standards, so he transcribed and studied them, creating what’s become known as Jefferson’s Bible.  View details and purchase.

Defector

Christianity  |  Mark Hobafcovich  |  PB  |  168 pages
Under Communist Romania’s watchtowers, one young man risked everything for freedom.  Defector follows the author’s escape across a border laced with danger, where he realized that freedom without Christ is incomplete. This is a Cold War memoir and Christian testimony in one.  It celebrates Liberty (freedom linked to Christian morals and principles) and challengers readers to live with Christian purpose. View details and purchase.

An Eschatology of Victory

Christianity  |  J. Marcellus Kik |  PB  |  268 pages  |  Index
If you have doubts about defeatist books and slogans, such as The Late Great Planet Earth (1970) and “Why polish the brass on a sinking ship?” you’ll be glad you read this book.  Scripture defines scripture, and that’s what you get here.  Unlike authors that rake in billions from giddy-minded people by interpreting Bible prophecy by the latest headlines, this author uses the Bible.  View details and purchase.

Victory in Jesus

Christianity  |  Greg L. Bahnsen  |  PB  |  157 pages  |  Index
From the preface in 1999: “We’ve just ended a century dominated by a multitude of failed prophecies from those who looked to be raptured out of a collapsing world at any moment … these discredited prophets [and those who took their place, raking in billions in media revenues] should be hooted off the stage.  Let us return to a more sober and faithful examination of Scripture…”  View details and purchase.

Communications, Information, Technology

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Conspiracy, Subversion, Revolution

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Subversion |  George Orwell  |  PB  | 328 pages
Orwell’s timing of a global anti-Christ tyranny was off, but his description of the form it would take and the submissive way that unprincipled people would respond to it (when well fed, doped up, entertained, and allowed to fornicate) was correct, as the current cultural climate in these United States and around the world demonstrates.  This book explains what needs to be prevented!  View details and purchase.

And Not a Shot Is Fired

Subversion  |  Jan Kozak |  PB  |  62 pages  |  Index

This is the blueprint for the takeover of government by subversive means.  It was successfully used in Czechoslovakia; the author helped design and deploy it.  Understanding the ways of tyranny is prerequisite to creating and executing plans to prevent it.  Resisting tyranny is not simply a matter of electing a Republican President and allowing him dictatorial powers.  View details and purchase.

Blacklisted By History

Subversion  |  M. Stanton Evans  |  Hardback  |  663 pages  |  Index
Out-of-print hardback (used, very good to mint condition) about one of the best Senators of the Nationalist Socialist era (1933 to present).  This is the story of Joe McCarthy efforts to expose the Communist Party’s penetration of the U.S. General Government and efforts to start a revolution, an effort that continues to this day.  Full of facts, documents, photos, and more, a terrific book!  View details and purchase.

Communist Manifesto

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Antifa Unmasked

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Invisible Government

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World Revolution

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Defense, Security, War

The Illusion of Victory

WWI  |  Thomas Fleming  |  512 pages  |  End Notes |  Index
The stunning history of this round of American interventionism, from politics to propaganda to the battlefield and beyond.  Revealed: the British and French duping of Nationalist President Woodrow Wilson, the consequences of the un-Constitutional Espionage and Sedition Acts, the massive Washington-led propaganda and hate machine, and so much more that you’ll find it hard to stop reading.  View details and purchase.

The Lusitania

WWI  |  Colin Simpson  |  512 pages  |  End Notes |  Index
“Remember the Lusitania!” and well we should!  This is the startling story of the British Navy’s conspiracy to load the Lusitania with munitions and American passengers in NY, and then deliberately it, with escorts withdrawn, into the path of U-boat 20.  It was torpedoed, sunk, and “raised” to become a cog in the massive propaganda machine that sent Americans into the European meatgrinder.  View details and purchase.

Achtung Panzer

WWI and WWII  |  Heinz Guderian  |  PB  |  220 pages  |  Bibliography  |  Index
One of the most significant military books of modern times.  Published in 1937 by one of the world’s most brilliant armored warfare tacticians, the book resulted from 15 years of careful study.  It’s impact on German readers, including those connected to the military, led to the stunning victories of the German army in WWII, even with tanks less powerful than those of their opponents.  View details and purchase.

Panzer Leader

WWII  |  Heinz Guderian  |  PB  |  528 pages  |  Maps & Charts  |  Index
This is a classic military history masterpiece from one of the most important armored warfare tacticians in the German army.  Travel with him through the development of revolutionary tactics, the Anschluss, the Sudetenland, Poland, and France, from the Maginot Line to Dunkirk.  Relive the herculean efforts to subdue Communist Russia and the prolonged fighting withdrawal that resulted.  View details and purchase.

Background to Betrayal

Vietnam War  |  Hilaire du Barrier  |  PB  |  X pages  |  Bibliography  |  Index
A new reprint of the 1965 classic.  A captivating account of the intrigue and political maneuvers that took place during the tragic years of Communist conquest in Vietnam.  All of the players are on stage– Chinese, French, U.S., Vietnamese, and plenty that you’ve forgotten or never heard of.  If you haven’t read this book, you don’t understand Vietnam and the events that led to tragedy.  View details and purchase.

Backcountry Fury

War of American Independence  |  Tony Zeiss  |  PB  |  184 Pages
Eighteen months in the life of sixteen-year-old Thomas Young from 1780 to ’81. He lived and fought in the South Carolina backcountry during America’s Revolutionary War. His memoirs provide the framework for this remarkable story which exemplifies sacrifice, courage, and determination in the pursuit of independence.  A Gold Medal winner of the Military Writer’s Society of America. View details and purchase.

The Truth of the War Conspiracy of 1861

War of Southern Independence  |  W.H. Johnstone  |  PB  |  60 Pages
From March 4 to July 4, 1861, before Congress was allowed to meet, Lincoln and his co-conspirators used deceit, disinformation, half truths, lies, and violations of international law to start a war with the newly independent Southern States.  Originally published in 1917, the text benefits from facts that were not available when postwar Confederates wrote their histories of the Nationalist invasion.  View details and purchase.

A Short History of the Confederate States of America

War of Southern Independence  |  Jefferson Davis  |  PB  |  X pages  |  Index
Originally published in 1890, this is the “short” version of the Confederate President’s multi-volume Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government.  He begins with an honest survey of American history and a perfect explanation of Constitutional government.  Then, he covers the war and its aftermath in a compelling fashion that lomits nothing significant.  A wonderful history book!  View details and purchase.

Defense of Virginia

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Robert L. Dabney  |  X pages  |  Index?
Reprinted often since its release in 1867, the author, one of Christendom’s greatest theologians and a close friend of Stonewall Jackson, gives one of the most concise and complete defenses of the South ever composed.  Its facts, logic, and Scripture are unique among history books on the causes and consequences of the war.  We’ve used it in Bible studies, and you should, too.  View details and purchase.

It Wasn’t About Slavery

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Samuel W. Mitcham  |  220 pages  |  Index
In the presidential election of 1860, no political had the abolition of slavery on its platform, not even the radical Republican.  The real cause of Southern independence and the subsequent Yankee invasion was a dispute over money, the letter and spirit of the U.S. Constitution, and the sovereignty of the people of the States (a Christian principle established 200 years prior).  View details and purchase.

Encyclopedia of Confederate Generals

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Samuel W. Mitcham |  HB  |  786 pages
Alphabetical listings, photos, and summaries of 426 Confederate generals.  The summaries often occupy several pages and are very interesting.  You won’t just use this book as a reference, you’ll read it as 426 excellent vignettes, replete with vivid imagery.  Bonuses include an alphabetical listing by place of the major battles, campaigns, and events of the war.  View details and purchase.

Voices from the Confederacy

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Samuel W. Mitcham |  HB  |  308 pages  
Through stories and the statements of the participants, this book describes life in the Confederate military.  Humorous vignettes, hard-fought and thrilling victories, and heartbreaking tales of loss are sprinkled throughout.  Each story stands alone, making this book easy to read aloud to your children or friends gathered around the campfire or dinner table, or in thoughtful silence, alone.  View details and purchase.

The Confederate Book of Quotes & Narratives

War of Southern Independence  |  Richard L. Montgomery  |  159 pages
In this book of quotes and stories from the war, you’ll detect a theme of strongly held convictions about Christian morals, political principles, loyalty, and duty.  After reading the book, you’ll turn to it whenever you need an appropriate quote for an article or a social media post.  If you know the Bible, you can create a Bible study by finding verses that confirm the ideals reflected in this book.  View details and purchase.

Memoirs of Service Afloat

War of Southern Independence  |  Adm. Raphael Semmes  |  PB  |  X pages
From the beginning of this reprint of the 1868 original, you’ll know you’re holding a literary masterpiece.  The book opens with a brilliant explanation of the disputes that led to war.  Then begins the adventures of the author and crew, aboard the Sumter, first, and later, aboard the Alabama.  You’ll think you were there, raiding Yankee shipping from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean– a remarkable saga.  View details and purchase.

Memoirs of Stonewall Jackson

War of Southern Independence  |  Mary Anna Jackson  |  PB  |  XX pages
From Gen. John B. Gordon’s introduction: “The value of this book, which insures a more complete understanding of ‘Stonewall’ Jackson’s life and character, can scarcely be overestimated.  Mrs. Jackson gives to the world, in a simple and thrilling story, a less conspicuous, but scarcely less important phase of the life and character of the great warrior…”  Reprinted from the XXXX 2nd edition.  View details and purchase.

Life and Campaigns of Lieut. Gen. Thomas J. Jackson

War of Southern Independence |  Dr. Robert L. Dabney  |  X pages 
Dr. Dabney understood, better than most other biographers, the animating principles of Gen. Jackson’s life– his personal faith in Jesus Christ and his trust in the Providence of God.  It was this faith and trust that gave him a fearless sense of duty, which the Lord crowned with stunning victories.  This reprinted 1865 classic captures the full essence of Jackson’s life and battles.  View details and purchase.

Bust Hell Wide Open

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Samuel W. Mitcham |  HB & PB  |  363 pages
The life of Gen. Nathan B. Forrest, before, during, and after the war, including photos and maps.  One of the most insightful books written about one of the States’ greatest generals, ever.  Forrest said that he would rather “bust hell wide open” than surrender to the Nationalist invaders at Fort Donelson, Tenn.  This indomitable spirit was his trademark, as this book portrays so well.  View details and purchase.

Confederate Patton

War of Southern Independence  |  Dr. Samuel W. Mitcham  |  PB  |  385 pages
Under the leadership of Gen. Richard Taylor, 8,800 Confederates squared off against 32,000 Yankee invaders at Mansfield, La., routed and chased them all the way across Louisiana, surrounded them twice, and whipped them so severely that they never threatened Confederate Louisiana again.  And that’s just part of this memorable episode in the history of the Confederate States.  View details and purchase.

When the Yankees Come

War of Southern Independence  |  Paul C. Graham |  PB  |  63 pages
The recollections of former slaves and their children taken from The Slave Narratives– interviews conducted in the 30s by the U.S. government.  The narratives in this book pertain to Sherman’s invasion of South Carolina.  “When the Yankees come they seem to have special vengeance for my white folks.  They took everything they could carry off and burnt everything they couldn’t…” — Charley Barber.  View details and purchase.

War Crimes Against Southern Civilians

War of Southern Independence  |  Walter B. Cisco  |  220 pages  |  Index
Through the centuries, by common consent in what was formerly called Christendom, there arose a code of civilized warfare.  Included in the code was an acknowledgement that war would be confined to combatants.  No so with the Yankee hordes that rampaged through the independent and sovereign States of Dixie, as this well researched book that’s full of quotes and facts demonstrates.  View details and purchase.

Sherman’s Rascals

War of Southern Independence  |  Frank Powell III  |  72 pages
A compilation of the stories of Southern ladies who witnessed the horrors inflicted by the invading barbarians of Gen. William T. Sherman in the spring of 1865.  This book preserves and passes on these forgotten stories in the hope that they promote our understanding of the war and the people that captured the central government and accelerated its long march toward the despotism of today.  View details and purchase.

Energy, Environment, Infrastructure

Health, Medicine, Science

Tornado in a Junkyard

Science  |  James Perloff  |  PB  |  321 pages  |  Index
The relentless myth of Darwinism… “It was spring, 1963.  My sixth-grade teacher… said, ‘Scientists have determined that the Earth is about five billion years old.’  Janet, one of my classmates objected, ‘Mr. Halpern, that’s not what the Bible says.’  ‘Well, Janet, this is something that science has definitely proven.  The Bible is simply wrong…'”  This book exposes the “scientific” fraud.  View details and purchase.

Leadership, Strategy, Tactics

Money, Banking, Economics

Parents, Children, Education

Politics, Elections, Officials

Society, Law, Government