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Last edited on Wed May 25th, 2011 12:52 am by Mark
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Interesting question BHH. However, I would suggest that Dixie, the unofficial national anthem refers to the "land of cotton" where "old times are not forgotten." To me, this is a clear reference to the antebellum slave society. Additionally, in the popular Southern song, The Bonnie Blue Flag, the refrain refers to "Southern Rights." I think it is quite clear the song is referring to the right to perpetuate the institution of slavery. Any thoughts? Mark Last edited on Wed May 25th, 2011 12:52 am by Mark |
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