It has been impossible to get a conversation going here on my research on the Catholic Textbook Project books, I Invite you all to join the one on my FB page. facebook.com/richard.d.ferr…

An outstanding study that corrects common "lost cause" narratives. amazon.com/Lees-Army-duri…

Maybe someone here could connect me to the TPUSA education project.

Some thing for parents and teachers. Excellent. lawliberty.org/podcast/ho-hey…

You can only partially separate K-12 from the colleges and universities. lawliberty.org/teaching-the-r…

Students should spend almost of their time studying the past. If they do, they will see what is happening now better. washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-amer…

Important news! goldenthreadacademic.com/the-golden-thr…

Jefferson's letter to the Danbury Baptists in 1802 is the first place we hear the phrase "wall of separation between Church and state." It is, of course, a PRIVATE LETTER, with no governmental force, since both Jefferson and the Baptists and everybody else in the controversy took

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Back when people read books rather than sneering as bigots do about things they are ignorant of -- when we had agnostics like Matthew Arnold and Henry Adams -- they might be expected to understand that first verse in

Another figure whom we ought to know about. coolidgereview.com/articles/franc…

Another fine piece. lawliberty.org/book-review/th…

Not about textbooks, but relevant to what they should have as background. americanmind.org/salvo/the-man-…

Been reading David McCullough's "The Pioneers." Marietta Ohio is the subject he treats in pp 231-240. It concludes Chapter 8, "The Cause of Learning". The whole chapter is deeply inspiring; it makes me love Ohio, and increases my love for America. I wonder how the town is doing

Another for teachers and authors of textbooks. america250.aei.org/volume/natural…

"Remarkably, one of the recurring themes of the conference was an expressed fear that history teachers in K-12 and professors in higher education may not be able to teach accurate histories in the near future due to suppression from conservative political leaders. Repeatedly in

Right up our alley. tomklingenstein.com/a-case-for-his…

claremontreviewofbooks.com/discovering-co…

My initial reaction to the Trump administration’s IVF policy at First Things There is a lot of work yet to be done for those of us who believe in sound reproductive ethics. firstthings.com/trumps-ivf-pol…

The CTP textbook, "Light to the Nations, part 2" Has nothing on Dreyfus or Zola, though it spends substantial time on the Monarchists in France and on the anti-clerical laws of the Third Republic.

Another for headmasters, teachers, and parents. claremontreviewofbooks.com/the-man-who-ma…