This provocative address by the prominent Southern clergyman Charles Jones defends the cause of the Confederacy and extols the virtues of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. With heartfelt rhetoric and historical allusions, Jones seeks to inspire his audience to uphold the values of their ancestors and preserve the memory of the Lost Cause.

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