Talk:The Underground History of American Education
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Neutrality[edit]
This article doesn't read like an encyclopedia - it reads more like an advertisement. Rewriting the article to remove POV and adding some references would improve it.
- Please indicate the part(s) appearing as non-factual, POV, or as an advertisement. Attention could then be directed to the very passage(s) in the book serving as basis for this article. Note: This article was prompted by an entry in Wikipedia:Requested_articles. (Please excuse the tardiness of this response.) azwaldo (talk) 12:13, 23 November 2015 (UTC)
Book is online again[edit]
The author once provided his own text online, at his website. That being discontinued, the external link has been removed. The book has been posted at archive.org: (link). Is it acceptable to link to archive.org from Wikipedia? azwaldo (talk) 13:22, 23 November 2015 (UTC)
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