Search - The American Heritage Series on DVD

This is the education we should have had...

Gretchen | Tennessee | 07/06/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"David Barton has done his homework. How refreshing to learn the facts that are sadly omitted in today's public schools. All our kids should learn this to fully appreciate the heritage of this great county and what was in the hearts of our nations founders. Learn what you should have been taught and gain a new pride and love of our country and why these truths must be taught, lest we forget and become unrecognizable as America. If you have SkyAngel TV, you can watch these shows on The Golden Eagle Channel."

Evidence for our Christian Heritage Enlightening

Bible Believer | 07/21/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Since I received a public education that was sanitized of all evidence to support our Godly and Christian heritage, it is enlightening to have access to this thoroughly documented information. To our own demise, the majority continue to allow the secular humanistic indoctrination of our children through the tax-funded government education establishment. The agenda is clear and, by evidence of our decaying society and accelerating culture war, it's working."

Primary sources, original letters = truth

D. Swanson | San Francisco, CA United States | 08/03/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This amazing collection uses primary source documents, not a professor, or a politician or a journalist repeating what they have heard from another professor or politician or journalist but what our Founding Fathers and others actually wrote in their own hand. History sourced in this manner is reliably correct. Any other approach is no more than opinion.The American Heritage Series"

You have to be really interested.

CW | 10/31/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The informational content is superb but it is presented in a combination of psudeo talk show and lecture format. In addition, Mr. Barton speaks very fast and dispenses a large volume of information in a short amount of time. The result is that the episodes tend to be dry and boring. Adding to these difficulties is the fact the DVDs include the promotions for the series from when it aired on TV. As a result the episodes are interupted approximately every 8 minutes with what amounts to a commercial for the series. This gets exceptionally tiring after a short period of time. While I would wish that every high school student in the nation along and every adult citizen study this series, I think that anyone who is not seriously interested in the subject matter will find watching it to be a tedious affair.


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