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Photograph "Unreconstructed Rebels"
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Title
Photograph "Unreconstructed Rebels"
Subject
Description
Published in the Westhampton Class Notes section of the Alumni Bulletin, a photograph depicts two young boys raising the third national flag of the Confederacy (the "Blood-Stained Banner") at their home in Lears Glen, near Annapolis, MD. Their names are indicated as Robert Edward Lee Lears and Thomas Jonathan Jackson Lears, sons of Margaret Baptist Lears (WC '33). The children are noted as descendents from prominent figures including Confederate General A. P. Hill, and the Rev. Edward Baptist, founder of Richmond College.
Source
"Unreconstructed Rebels," Alumni Bulletin, April, 1954, p. 15. Accessed October 13, 2016.
Publisher
Alumni Bulletin, University of Richmond
Date
Spring - April, 1954
Format
Coverage
Alumni Bulletin Vols. 16-20 (1951-1956)
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Citation
“Photograph "Unreconstructed Rebels",” University of Richmond Race & Racism Project, accessed April 30, 2025, https://memory.richmond.edu/items/show/342.