“Not until we once again recognize and articulate the transcendent value of sound thinking, wide reading, and lucid writing, will our students respond to their lessons enthusiastically.”
— David Hicks
A few choice reading suggestions for pursuing real history (and economics):
• Educator Michael Martin discusses the problems with textbooks and suggests some quality and inexpensive alternatives.
• Historian Brion McClanahan recommends titles for every Southern library.
• Featured works by Abbeville Institute scholars.
• “Essential reading” at The Tenth Amendment Center.
• Mises Institute‘s homeschool resources.
• Historian Tom Woods says, “Want to understand the world? Read these books.”
• And don’t forget the strategically placed “Confederate Veteran” magazine on top of your kids’ bathroom-reading materials. Essential for sure!
If you find this compilation helpful, be sure to check out the essay that inspired it.
Source: Dissident Mama – Granddaddy must-reads