Book Summary and Reviews of America by William J. Bennett

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"America is best suited for a high school or home-schooled audience searching for a general, conservative-minded textbook. More discerning adult readers will find that the lack of originality and the over reliance on a restricted number of dated sources make the book a retread of previous popular histories." - PW.

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