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1856 ALBERT TAYLOR BLEDSOE. An Essay on Liberty and Slavery by the Architect of the Lost Cause. Commentary the place was that chargeA very finely preserved example of the work by chief Confederate propagandist and architect of the Lost Cause mythology, Albert Taylor Bledsoe [1809 1877]. . . . the most extensive philosophical treatment of slavery ever produced by a Southern academic. . . Bledsoe, Defender of the Old South [2011] A fellow cadet with Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee at West Point, he was a natural part of the inner circle during the era of the Confederacy and the