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Stupid American History

Tales of Stupidity, Strangeness, and Mythconceptions

Leland GregorySeries: Stupid History
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Pages
275
Year
2009
Language
English
Publisher
Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC

About

America is the home of the brave and, apparently, the stupid and gullible. Satirist Leland Gregory teaches us a lesson in historical hilarity with Stupid American History.
From Columbus to George W. Bush (that's a lot of material, people), Leland leads us through American history's myth conceptions, exposing idiocy and inanity along the timeline. He re-educates us by informing us about myths. For example, Samuel Prescott actually was the guy to alert us that the British were coming and not that Paul Revere dude.
Move over Colbert and Stewart, satire has finally found its rightful place in American history.

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