from marshapetry

I don't know anyone can *not* like this book - it was plain ol' fun to hear about the real stories behind the history stories. I'd heard about some of the fallacies... mostly Columbus stories... and the Betsy Ross tales... but the rest were new. One complaint of the audiobook - very bad editing, ...

from kaulsu

Of course, not having the time or inclination for further research, and not reading a print version where there may be footnotes and sources, I hesitate to accept Ayres as the gospel writer of U.S. History, either. I must confess that in the main I agree with his exposés, except (you did see the ...

from kaulsu

Of course, not having the time or inclination for further research, and not reading a print version where there may be footnotes and sources, I hesitate to accept Ayres as the gospel writer of U.S. History, either. I must confess that in the main I agree with his exposés, except (you did see the ...