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Textbook Gets Bill of Rights, Right
« on: May 10, 2017, 11:27:40 am »
Textbook Gets Bill of Rights, Right

May 5, 2017, Malcolm A. Kline, 1 Comment

When you wade through a sea of textbooks and lectures that mangle American history, finding one that doesn’t makes an impression.

Into this category falls The Bill of Rights in Translation: What It Really Means by Amie Jane Leavitt. To see how accurate it is, just look at how this entry in the Kids’ Translations series from Capstone Press handles what is arguably currently the most controversial amendment to the U. S. Constitution, particularly in an era of gun-free zones.

https://www.academia.org/textbook-gets-bill-of-rights-right/
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Re: Textbook Gets Bill of Rights, Right
« Reply #1 on: May 10, 2017, 08:49:45 pm »
Sweet.

Simple. Straight to the point.

No Academic 'Nuancing' the text of the 2nd into exactly the opposite of what it means.
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