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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 734 — Chapter VII · The Attack on History Textbooks Since 1917

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The Gaelic American, March 11, 1922, p. 6. “McSweeney on the Schools.” The pamphlet by Mr. Griffin, from which the author has quoted, was published by the Hudson County Federation of the Holy Name Society (1922) “as a guide to Red-Blooded Americans with the moral fibre strong enough to believe and insist that American History, crimsoned with the blood of our martyrs, shall be maintained in its entirety and shall be elaborated upon by those authors alone, who, as Americans, still believe In the Magnificent Structure Which the Forefathers of this Republic Have Reared and Which Must Endure.”

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