America: From Gridlock to Deadlock 1985-2001 (Volume 6) (Old Cover)
Original price was: $20.00.$15.00Current price is: $15.00.
A Basic History of the United States—Volume 5
Out of print. We are selling remaining stock at a discount. Replaced by new edition with new cover, same content.
This sixth volume covers the collapse of Communism, the development of gridlock in Washington, a look at Americans at work and play, and the impeachment of President Clinton.
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Additional information
| Weight | 20 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 9 × 1 in |
| ISBN | 1-931789-15-0 |
| Binding | Paperback |
In response to January 2021
In January 2021, with so much in the USA to be concerned about, I contemplated what I could do to make a difference. Much of what I had been doing was sharing information and “take action” letters and petitions. But in January, I wanted to do more. Remembering history books from a Constitutional class that I had taken many years ago, I went to my bookshelves to seek them out. They were “The Basic History of the United States,” by Clarence Carson. After reading them I realized what I could do: Share them with young adults with (and without) children.
Searching for the history books online was discouraging at first until one site suggested I might find them sold at Boundary Stone. Because I helped my daughter school her 4 children and saw the amazing results and benefits of their home education, I sought out those who wanted to do the same. So far I have donated Paul Cleveland and Clarence Carson’s books to 9 homeschooling families (most of them had never schooled their children before). I believe in the tremendous power of education, especially when that education is founded in truth. We need the real history or we will repeat the history of tyrannical governments.
Cleveland & Carson offer truthful history. Not only have I donated to young adults with children, but I have also given many books to single and middle-aged adults.
