No More Lies: The Myth and the Reality of American HistoryExplodes such American myths as free elections, the Mason-Dixon line, free enterprise, Emancipation, and the Puritan Pilgrims. |
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... killed in a matter of minutes , and the President was sent an enthusiastic cable saying , “ Operated on this morning ... killed at once , but another 200,000 of Hiroshima and Nagasaki people have been dying slowly and painfully for the ...
... killed in a matter of minutes , and the President was sent an enthusiastic cable saying , “ Operated on this morning ... killed at once , but another 200,000 of Hiroshima and Nagasaki people have been dying slowly and painfully for the ...
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... kill . Most of the children had escaped . But the mob found one frightened little black girl hiding under her bed and promptly killed her . In James McCague's book The Second Rebellion an eyewitness to the rioting reports : " Boys went ...
... kill . Most of the children had escaped . But the mob found one frightened little black girl hiding under her bed and promptly killed her . In James McCague's book The Second Rebellion an eyewitness to the rioting reports : " Boys went ...
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... killing occurred in Chicago on December 4 , 1969 , when Illinois Black Panther Chair- man Fred Hampton and Panther Defense Captain Mark Clark were killed during a predawn raid on their apartment . The raid occurred under the cover of ...
... killing occurred in Chicago on December 4 , 1969 , when Illinois Black Panther Chair- man Fred Hampton and Panther Defense Captain Mark Clark were killed during a predawn raid on their apartment . The raid occurred under the cover of ...
Contents
The Myth of the Puritan Pilgrim I | 1 |
The Myth of the Savage | 31 |
The Myth of the Founding Fathers | 64 |
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