A Patriot’s History of the United States: From Columbus’s Great Discovery to the War on Terror

by mrbooks on April 15, 2010

Product DescriptionFor at least thirty years, have learned a high school student, be embarrassed by American history. Become required reading wrong against a relentless focus on our darkest moments in country A, from slavery to McCarthyism. As a result, many history books devote more space to Harriet Tubman as Abraham Lincoln, about My Lai of the American Revolution, about the internment of Japanese Americans and the liberation of Europe during the Second World War. Now at last there is an antidote to this one-sided approach of our history. have two professors of history, a veteran scan, a well-documented book, the spotlight is written on the role of America in the back like a beacon of freedom for the rest of the world. Schweikart and Allen are careful to tell their story straight, travel to Columbus capture of Saddam Hussein. They know that America is not on the mistakes over the years, but they put in their proper perspective. . . More>>

A Patriot’s History of the United States: From Columbus’s Great Discovery to the War on Terror

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Right Wingnut April 15, 2010 at 12:12 pm

Looking for people, there is a reason why America is above all and that is that we have the benefit of three hundred years of free labor – slavery had. The only way to put such a stain on the history of this country in perspective, is to admit his ugliness, and ugliness that is in the structure of our own greedy américains.Vous can wash knows the history of this country all you want, but the truth is that our “values” are not particularly high, they were not all. We are greedy, selfish, sadistic, and prouve.Note this book: 1 / 5

E. Copeland April 15, 2010 at 12:54 pm

Kindle Edition is a price too high. Sounds interesting, but I’m not interested in a price point of $ 9. 99 for the Kindle Edition. Rating: 1 / 5

S. Collier April 15, 2010 at 3:48 pm

To read only the back to see cover of this book, which are trying to do its contents: to refuse to ignore American society tries “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” for everyone, the institutionalized ’s is not white, Protestant women and sexual slavery masculin.les hold voting rights, forced migration and placement of Native Americans, are all refuted the notion of civil rights. A concept that is explicitly described and promoted in this country, the founding document of the Declaration of Independence. These horrible acts, often aided and facilitated by the government are well documented at the time of their occurrences. Do not go further to understand than reading the famous writer from this period (Walt Whitman, Henry David Thoreau, William Lloyd Garrison, Charles Eastmen and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, its real and tangible impact. Hell, just read the laws of that time to see what refuse Mr. Schweikart and Allen, or as casually as a “mistake” and “shortcomings.” slavery, forced one ethnicity and codified the practice of genocide against another grotesque are rooted in our past and do not forget, taught and discussed, to ensure that it is not repeated jamais.Pour Mr. Schweikart and Allen call themselves teachers of history and deny the existence of the story is an insult. I feel sorry for the students, the much under the tutelage of these teachers who have nothing other than a political agenda of American exceptionalism emerged schemes fall on religious megalomania. Rating: 1 / 5

The Truth the Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth April 15, 2010 at 4:18 pm

This book has been. . . Should I say? On behalf of all the reasons why the world hates America. The previous reviewer said this book is for adults. . . Fox News viewers in their imaginary world, perhaps, but adults? Adults take responsibility for the reality. to avoid the adults, a fantasy world. Grown-examine their faults, so as not to repeat them. He does not deny some of the saddest episodes in American history, but it can be important issues, and. Schweikart may think that half a paragraph and a reference is adequate in each of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, to mark their contribution to American history, but represents 51% of the population is a gap – if it were not for them, women still not vote. This book could be titled “American History for idiots.” Description of the previous reviewers tin UnBooks book as a “revealed to me a lot about the mentality of the readers of this book. I’m going to use their language to convey the message to them how despicable this book really is. A History of the United States by Larry Schweikart patriot is double ungood Plus.ca book is good for one thing. .. Flush! Rating: 1 / 5

E. Graham April 15, 2010 at 4:19 pm

As students of history and journalism, strikes many of us in this book as another attempt by the so-called “right” of history according to the Fox-esque overhaul by the author. The principle is good. The final product décevant.Note -: 1 / 5

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