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Lafayette McLaws Camp
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Lafayette McLaws Camp
@SCVCamp79
Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp #79 Celebrating the heritage of Dixie!
Fayetteville, GA Katılım Nisan 2026
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@PhilosopherPres It’s less about his politics and more about showing that honor for the great men of the South used to be found even among the most powerful and influential.
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@SCVCamp79 I don’t think you want to be quoting FDR just saying
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“We recognize Robert E. Lee as one of our greatest American Christians and one of our greatest American gentlemen.”
—Franklin Delano Roosevelt—
The Ways of A Gentleman@Gentleman_Ways
Name a great man from history who epitomized what it means to be a gentleman. I’ll start: George Washington
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“Were my soul trembling on the wings of eternity, were this hand freezing to death, were my voice choking with the last struggle, I would still, with the last gasp of that voice implore you to remember the truth; God has given America to be free.”
-Patrick Henry
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@HDemarest66726 It’s an anecdotal remark, but yes it is attributed to him. The Scotch-Irish were not purely Gaelic or Celtic though, since the Borderers had Anglo admixture.
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@SCVCamp79 Didn’t General Lee say that his best soldiers were “The Scot’s who came to our country by way of Ireland”
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@Will_Tanner_1 “People who talk of further retaliation and punishment… either do not conceive of the suffering endured already or they are heartless and unfeeling and wish to stay at home out of danger while the punishment is being inflicted.”
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Grant interceded to fight the Reconstruction regime, which wanted to try both Lee and Jefferson Davis, along with other Confederate leaders, for treason
Grant fought them particularly hard on their attempts to persecute Lee, as he understood the peace he struck with Lee forbade such barbarities
Whatever his other faults, he was a man of his word, and a gentleman in that regard, which is much of why he was liked
He also wasn't a war criminal like Sheridan or Sherman, who delighted in destroying civilian property
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When Grant died, his pallbearers included Confederate Generals Buckner and Johnston.
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@georgiadog @LookAwayCSA @csa_appreciator @DixieForeverRJ @Across_Dixie @beauregardsshop @RevenantSouth @ConfederateShop @hicottonbrand @TN_Partisan Congratulations, that’s sharp!
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Happy Lord’s Day, and thank you all who came out to commemorate our Confederate heroes!
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@1776Gary If you’re on our side of Atlanta tomorrow, we’d love to have to join us for our service as well!
Lafayette McLaws Camp@SCVCamp79
Join us TOMORROW, April 26th at 7 PM at the Fayetteville City Hall as we remember our brave Confederate heroes.
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@chucksz @LookAwayCSA So true, you have to be a pig to disrespect the Battle Flag.
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When US President Harding died unexpectedly in 1923, Vice President Calvin Coolidge took the oath of office at 2:47 AM, and promptly returned to bed.
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Join us TOMORROW, April 26th at 7 PM at the Fayetteville City Hall as we remember our brave Confederate heroes.
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@TMarckesano @1776Dca @Geiger_Capital Sounds like you’ve been struck in a nerve. Keep being angry, we’ll keep fighting for the vision of Washington and Roosevelt.
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@SCVCamp79 @1776Dca @Geiger_Capital I honestly dont give a rats ass about how backward and racist people are that live in the majority of the United States - i live in a region known for its beauty and mixed cultures with many languages - you can stick to the slime
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"This is a nation, not a polyglot boarding house."
Theodore Roosevelt
26th President of the United States
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