Our American Heritage
A Workbook for Young Americans
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The Introduction, all seventeen chapters, the Glossary, About the Author and the Answer Key — laid out, illustrated and typeset. Nothing here is final. Every change made to your words is written down so you can see it and say no.
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What we changed, and what we need from you
Your manuscript was compared against these pages sentence by sentence. Everything that differs is listed — typos we corrected, headings we moved, and the few passages we have flagged rather than touched.
What changed, and whyEvery change to your words, with the before and after, and the reason for each.Words that are not yoursEverything on these pages that we wrote rather than you — all of it yours to keep, rewrite or cut.Questions for youQuotations, Scripture, permissions and the handful of decisions only you can make.
The short version
Six things only you can decide
- A quotation from R. J. Rushdoony in Chapter Seven is still in copyright and is not cleared for print.
- The book quotes both the KJV and the NKJV. The NKJV needs permission, and the count of NKJV verses has grown with the new chapters.
- A few statements of fact need a yes or a correction — Article I has ten sections, not nine; which oath you took; and several famous quotations whose attribution is disputed (Washington, Burke, Tocqueville).
- Your most outspoken passages — on abortion, the 16th Amendment, Islam, “woke ideology”, public schools and resisting unlawful orders — are printed in full, unaltered, and flagged so you can decide each one on purpose.
- Your manuscript says “Family Discussion”; the book says “Family Questions”. One word, your choice — and whether chapters should all open on the same side of the page.
- Please look at the two new pictures of you — the Introduction’s first page and the Letter — and tell us if the likeness is right.