History of the Southern United States

Many more people know who Weaver is.

Um, but, uh, I think Bradford was the most important scholar of Southern history and Southern literature, uh, during the second half of the 20th century.

Um, he was born in the '30s, died, uh, in 1993.

He wasn't even 60 years old yet, but he was not in good health.

And they're lost trying to figure out the importance of private property, how they're going to own a home during the course of their lifetime.

Some young people are even now asking, is it important to own private property? And so the Bradford Institute is an attempt to fill a gap that I have noticed in Southern studies for a long time now.

There's one or two other organizations that are making an attempt to talk about Southern history from a conservative and agrarian worldview, but I don't think that they're doing it as strongly from a Christian point of view.

I don't think you have the South without Christianity.