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 14
... stand- point of pure morality , rather than from a standpoint of puritan- ism , which always had in the background thoughts of acquisition , colonization , and profit . Just as it would be difficult to imagine what a nonviolent army ...
... stand- point of pure morality , rather than from a standpoint of puritan- ism , which always had in the background thoughts of acquisition , colonization , and profit . Just as it would be difficult to imagine what a nonviolent army ...
Pagina 53
... stand German . Yet many people graduate from college under- standing only their native tongue , which a dog knows THE MYTH OF THE SAVAGE 53.
... stand German . Yet many people graduate from college under- standing only their native tongue , which a dog knows THE MYTH OF THE SAVAGE 53.
Pagina 199
... stand , good folk , think I , when I see them at Ellis Island , here you stand in your fifty groups with your fifty languages and histories , and your fifty blood hatreds and rivalries , but you won't be long like that brothers , for ...
... stand , good folk , think I , when I see them at Ellis Island , here you stand in your fifty groups with your fifty languages and histories , and your fifty blood hatreds and rivalries , but you won't be long like that brothers , for ...
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The Myth of the Savage | 31 |
The Myth of the Founding Fathers | 64 |
The Myth of Black Content ΙΟΙ | 101 |
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