No More Lies: The Myth and the Reality of American HistoryHarper & Row, 1971 - 311 pagina's Explodes such American myths as free elections, the Mason-Dixon line, free enterprise, Emancipation, and the Puritan Pilgrims. |
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Pagina 71
The Myth and the Reality of American History Dick Gregory. they were slaveholders . George Washington was cited as an ex- ample . In an interview in Look magazine , March 18 , 1969 , the noted historian Arnold Toynbee implied that George ...
The Myth and the Reality of American History Dick Gregory. they were slaveholders . George Washington was cited as an ex- ample . In an interview in Look magazine , March 18 , 1969 , the noted historian Arnold Toynbee implied that George ...
Pagina 74
... George Wash- ington used to get so bored seeing the same folks day after day that he would send a slave to the nearest crossroad to waylay a passing traveler , with instructions to bring him back to Mount Vernon for dinner and to spend ...
... George Wash- ington used to get so bored seeing the same folks day after day that he would send a slave to the nearest crossroad to waylay a passing traveler , with instructions to bring him back to Mount Vernon for dinner and to spend ...
Pagina 81
... George Washington and others had sought to keep black trigger fingers out of the Revo- lutionary Army . Slaves had served in state militia and had fought in the earliest battles of the American Revolution , when the Con- tinental Army ...
... George Washington and others had sought to keep black trigger fingers out of the Revo- lutionary Army . Slaves had served in state militia and had fought in the earliest battles of the American Revolution , when the Con- tinental Army ...
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