Education

by Clarence B. Carson

This textbook is a thorough study of the American form of government and the principles upon which it was founded. The book's last chapters explain the departure from these basic principles and the resulting decline of societal values. (1993ed, 591pp, hb)

by Tom Bethell

In this latest installment in the popular 'Politically Incorrect' series, readers will be both educated and entertained as Bethell tackles such sundry issues as global warming, nuclear power, DDT, endangered species, cloning, cancer, and evolution. (2005ed, 270pp, pb)

by Thomas E. Woods, Jr., PhD.

In this fast-paced book Professor Woods refutes the popular myths about American history taught by left-wing academic historians. This politically incorrect tour of U.S. history reveals facts you were never taught in school, tells about the "Books You're Not Supposed to Read," and gives you the information you need to confound left-wing teachers, neighbors, and friends. (2004ed, 256pp, pb)

by John J. Dwyer

Dwyer's beautifully illustrated book, filled with some 500 photographs, paintings, and maps, is an honest look at the Civil War period, including its causes and aftermath. There is also an online study guide available, making this a fantastic textbook for home-school families. (2005, 682pp, hb)