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To: justshutupandtakeit
"...he was second only to Washington in importance to our founding...."

I agree but my daughter brought home a Scholastic book fare mini-catalog from her private church-related school and it contained no books on Washington specifically but it had three on Martin Luther King, Jr (none on Booker T. Washington either naturally). It did have a book about heroes of the revolution "including Nathan Hale, Crispus Aticks, Molly Pitcher, and nine others".
17 posted on 01/11/2005 7:35:39 AM PST by Monterrosa-24 (Technology advances but human nature is dependably stagnant)
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To: Monterrosa-24; Molly Pitcher; Crispus Attucks; Boston Tea Party; RedSox
C'mon!

Everyone knows that Molly Pitcher won us that war.

I mean, what did ol' George do, 'cept lead the Continental Army?

(Eye roll.)

19 posted on 01/11/2005 7:39:10 AM PST by Do not dub me shapka broham ("Oi! Oi! Is this a proper parliament?")
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To: Monterrosa-24

Nathan Hale, Crispus Aticks, Molly Pitcher,

Better tell her to watch it! Reading about these people could get her in trouble. :-)


20 posted on 01/11/2005 7:39:55 AM PST by Valin (Sometimes you're the bug, and sometimes you're the windshield)
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To: Monterrosa-24

Sad. My younger boy was educated in a private church run school and I see no superiority in his education over that of his brother who attended public schools. Though I realize the hatred voiced by a clique here attempts to drown out positive comments about public schools.


22 posted on 01/11/2005 7:47:37 AM PST by justshutupandtakeit (Public Enemy #1, the RATmedia.)
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