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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 723 — Chapter VII · The Attack on History Textbooks Since 1917

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The Fortnightly Review, loc. cit. The writer of the article was of the opinion that “with Catholic laymen filling chairs of history and political science at Harvard, Columbia, Bryn Mawr, the Catholic University, and elsewhere, and with other Catholics engaged in library and archival work of importance, it is small wonder that the Commission, containing the name of but one engaged in the profession of history, failed to win the confidence of those interested in history.”

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