An exhaustive analysis of the land called Dixie, its past, its present, and its future -- if it has one. Does the South even have a right to exist? If so, can it survive immigration, integration, and a consuming coarsening of its cutlure? Influenced by the astutue observations of such scholars as Richard Weaver and Donald Davison, Grissom provides some straightforwarded answers to several questions plaguing the modern South. Source: Publisher