Once again, "marred by its biases" Publisher's Weekly "laments" this important book.



The same people who have dumbed down our education system are naturally offended by this revelatory book of "what's changed" and what you missed if you were schooled within the last few decades.



This is the book all should read to understand what was lost and to fuel our push for "change reversal." It's clear now that Americans are ready for it. The recent debate over school textbook content indicates that the dialogue has already begun. This book will add to your knowledge of what was lost when textbooks became primers for Liberal activism.



It isn't an easily accessible book for most readers, but could be the most important one to educate you on all that was sacrificed to the Liberal political agenda.



Naturally Liberals will not like the book, as it strikes their home-base. For instance, in a chapter on the German influence, you will learn that value relativism of Nietzsche was adopted, widely celebrated by the Left, and now dominants the national dialogue on everything from your child's education to national security.



Please read it loan it out to your friends and family. And let's continue the dialogue about textbook contents and about higher education and whether it should be a forum for political indoctrination, or an opportunity to better understand our culture as it used to be and how we we got where we are today.

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(Rumor has it, by the way, that Nietzsche is now dead.)