The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History by Thomas E. Woods

well-needed antidote to P.C.
J. Davis, A reviewer, 11/23/2005

Professor Woods does an excellent job of refuting some of the common myths of American history. I sincerely wish this book was required reading for high school students today I wish I had a book like this when I was in high school back in the 1990s. My favorite part of the book is Wood's critique of Reconstruction he shows clearly that the Radical Republicans abused their authority in order to keep themselves in power. I remember my history teacher giving me only politically correct articles to read on this period of history. Parents, buy this book and make your kids read it!

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Treasure Trove of Facts
A reviewer, a freelance writer, 09/15/2005

This book is entertaining, enlightening and a treasure trove of facts, both shocking and trivial. Highly recommended.

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Very thought provoking
JayCa, history major in college, 07/25/2005

This is a great step/introduction into further and more indepth reading about all the politically incorrect aspects of American History. Read with an open mind and rely on logic and you'll certainly enjoy it.

The unpopular truth
Horatio, a chemistry and physics student, 05/16/2005

First of all, this book is in no way meant to be an exhaustive account of American history but what it covers it does so accurately. Read this book if you want a hint of the truth that is hidden from us in PC history courses. Read the references and do your own research if you want to understand the reality of American history. I even recommend Zinn's book; some enlightening facts can be gleaned even amidst the putrid Marxist sophistry and it gives insight into the mindset of Marxists (not as corrupt as you think). Communists denounce this book as 'revisionist' but fail to see the hypocrisy in their appraisal of Zinn's book. I hope Woods writes an account of American history the length of Zinn's book.

At a loss for words
Rick, A reviewer, 04/22/2005

God awful book with little actual facts to back up claims. If you want to know about the true history of United States read 'A People's History of the United States: 1492-Present' by Howard Zinn, he actually tells the truth and has facts to back it up. And if you're looking for a history book through the voices of individuals who were there then i would suggest you read 'Voices of A People's History of the United States' by Howard Zinn, both are great books.