10.08.2018

American History... for free. Read online or download books for free.

Today is Columbus Day so I'm including 3 links here to some historical books to that topic, but followed by a couple more that are just really good starting places for readers to do their own searches into history. For free. Online. Available to everyone! LOVE history. And love that it's available for download (or reading online) for free. Millions and millions of free books and texts.

(Warning: I get lost for hours in these cyber bookshelves....)

The history of America, from its discovery by Columbus to the conclusion of the late war.

Christopher Columbus - 3rd ed.

by Young, Filson

A Collection of voyages and travels

Representative Government - 3rd ed.

by Mill, John Stuart

Political Economy - 3rd ed.

by Walker, Francis A

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The Dangers of Forgetting the Legacy of Communism: Communism as Anti-development - ONLINE LINK

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What Americans Must Know About Socialism

A 2016 Harvard poll determined that 33 percent of Americans under 30 wanted socialism. In January 2016, YouGov asked millennials whether they had a favorable or unfavorable opinion of socialism. Eight percent replied “very favorable,” 35 percent “somewhat favorable,” for a total of 43 percent, almost the same percentage as in their 2017 survey.

But would these same millennials choose socialism, if in exchange for “free” education and “free” health care, they would have to give up their personal property, such as their iPhone? Would seven percent of millennials declare their willingness to live under communism if they knew the real costs of communism as practiced in some 40 nations over the past century — the denial of free speech, a free press, and free assembly, the imprisonment and execution of dissidents, no free and open elections, no independent judiciary or rule of law, the dictatorship of the Communist Party in all matters and on all occasions?