Author: Various
Title: A Small Archive of Materials Belonging to the Southern National Party
Description: Memphis, TN: The Southern National Party , 1978. Softcover. Housed in a blue die-cut card-stock binder illustrated with the Confederate Flag; minor wear to spine of binder; pages clean; near fine condition. The Southern National Party, a White Supremacist organization, was established in the 1970s in Memphis, Tennessee with the main purpose of achieving a separate Southern Republic with its own Congress which would be made up of Anglo-Saxon people who occupy the Southern States, or, "that is the white population." - Typed document, stapled; pp. 6; dated Dec. 1978; compiled by Robert E. lee McCampbell, National Organizer; ink stamp of the party on first page; faint age-toning; near fine condition. Titled: "What is the Southern National Party?" the document explains the history and goals of the party - Southern-controlled communications facilities, anti-immigration, etc. It also defends and encourages the organization's ideas citing various world history examples (including the Scottish National Party) and predicts the organization's taking stronghold in Louisiana, Mississippi, Virginia, and Georgia in the following years. - Typed document, stapled; pp. 4; dated Winter 1979; a bit of age-toning along margins; very good to near fine condition. "Southern National Party. Questions and Answers" addresses hypothetical questions one might have about the Southern Party including "Isn't This a Radical and Divisive Idea?", "Is This Legal?", Will This Stop Foreign Takeover of Our Country?", etc. - Typed documents, recto only; pp. 56; dated and signed 1979; very minor wear, near fine; compiled by Elmore Douglass Greaves and Robert E. lee McCampbell. Titled: "The South Forever! A Compilation of Four Speeches on the Subject of Southern Nationalism." Continued elaboration on Abolitionism, immigration, the Confederate Flag, and Nationalism. Ill.: 0. 2.

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