The South Produced Statesmen And Soldiers, Planters

The World Can Forgive Practically Anything Except People Who Mind Their Own Business.

Burdens Are For Shoulders Strong Enough To Carry Them.

I Can't Go All My Life Waiting To Catch You Between Husbands.

[t]he Merciful Adjustment Which Nature Makes When What Cannot Be Cured Must Be Endured.

Sir" Said Mrs. Meade Indignantly. "there Are No Deserters In The Confederate Army." "i Beg Your Pardon," Said Rhett With Mock Humility. "i Meant Those Thousands On Furlough Who Forgot To Rejoin Their Regiments And Those Who Have Been Over Their Wounds For Six Months But Who Remain At Home, Going About Their Usual Business Or Doing The Spring Plowing.