DOC These United States: The Questions of Our Past; Concise Edition; Combined (chapters 1-31) (3rd Edition) by Irwin Unger in History

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. i mean hes good at itBy brettlboom89shockingly this is a text book but the way Irwin unger writes it is interesting. i read it after reading the brown book with indieans on it in college. i just wanted to read American history by this guy. i mean hes good at it. kind of didn't like the last part when he called barrack Obama the darkness luring over America or something. i mean he could have been more like racialy sensitive like blacks have dignity and want to be in politics some how you know i would read something else by this guy if i seen it.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. One StarBy Kelly W.Horrible text. Very difficult to focus on. Poorly written1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Egad; Nightmare FodderBy The Lizard KingOh boy. Another book I was coerced into getting for classes; but I regret this one much more than the others. Though the book could use a better cover; it's really in need of an emergency editing. I found myself underlining horrendously incorrect sentences and misspellings while I trudged through the prose. I found it impossible to accept this book as fact with such simple errors littering the text. I really wonder if I somehow managed to get a first draft of the book with regular binding. I read the book for as long as I could stand. Maybe someday I'll flip through and see what I missed.