Publisher's Synopsis
A stirring and eloquent speech by Joseph Rucker Lamar, a prominent Georgia lawyer and later U.S. Supreme Court justice. In this address, delivered on the occasion of Memorial Day, Lamar pays tribute to the sacrifices made by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War and reflects on the meaning of their sacrifice for the South and for the nation as a whole. This book is a fascinating window into the mindset of a prominent Southern intellectual at the turn of the 20th century.
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