60th Georgia - Links to Other Confederate Websites

60th

Regt.

Website Links

The webpages below contain over 3500 links to Civil War Websites!!!

General Links
Jeff Davis' Inaugural Address-You MUST read this!!!:
Confederate Regimental Histories Directory
Military Records for Genealogy
Confederate Partisan Ranger Units and Guerrilla Commands
James River Publications (Great Regimental Histories Section)
E-Mail Contacts for CSA Unit Queries, by State: A-M
E-Mail Contacts for CSA Unit Queries, by State: N-V
Causes of the Civil War
The Confederate Network
The Civil War Homepage
Civil War Center Index
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The Southern League
Civil War Index Page at DSU
The American Civil War page
Links to Civil War Sites
Civil War Links Page

Civil War Webrings
Confederate Webring Index
Southron Webring Index
Dixieland Webring Index
Regiments of the CSA Webring Index
Re-enactor Webring Index
Civil War Virtual Archive Webring Index
Civil War Heritage Webring Index
Texas Confederate Webring Index
Civil War Circuit Webring Index

Online Civil War Art Galleries
Greenpoint Gallery Civil War Art
Shenandoah Gallery
Framemasters Gallery
Slavins Gallery
Patton's Gallery
American Print Gallery/Mort Kunstler (WOW)
Don Troiani's Civil War
Old Glory Prints/John Paul Strain
Civil Warr Art by John Warr

Our Current Special Focus is on: Black Confederates

"On Black Confederates" from the 34th Texas Cavalry webpage
"Blacks who fought for the South" Article by Walter Williams
Black Confederate Heritage by the Sons of Confederate Veterans
"Forgotten Soldiers of the Confederacy" by Kim A. O'Connell
The Confederate Private Website-'Black Confederate Soldiers'
Forgotten Confederates, An Anthology on Black Southerners
Black Confederates and Afro-yankees in Civil War Virginia

Did you know that the first War Memorial honoring the service of black soldiers was the Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetary? This monument was designed in 1914 by a jewish Confederate veteran named Moses Ezekial. A section of the monument depicts a black Confederate soldier marching with white Confederates. Ezekial, a veteran himself, knew as well as anyone the racial makeup of the army he served in. The participation of Southern Blacks can only be denied by the ignorant, the misled, and the propagandist. (By the way, blacks in the Confederate Army received the same pay as whites, unlike their Federal counterparts whose leaders deemed the Black man's contribution less worthy and paid him accordingly.)
A testament to Southern Black Patriotism: In march of 1865 the State of Virginia issued a request for 300,000 black soldiers. Eighty three per cent of the male slave population in Richmond volunteered for duty. This was at the war's end with almost certain 'emancipation' on the way. Eighty three per cent. Slaves fought to establish the Original Principles in the first American Revolution, they fought to preserve them in the second.
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