David Barton reveals America’s forgotten history and heroes in a very interesting and entertaining way. It explores some of the leading educators of the last 400 years and how they understood clearly that to educate a man’s mind but not his heart, as Theodore Roosevelt said, often produces an educated barbarian.
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