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Old 08-12-2011, 04:45 PM   #27
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So your answer is to stop teaching history to twelve year olds? It’s the teacher’s job to put these works into perspective, how can that happen if they’re not taught in the first place?

Oh, but then we would have to rely on the teacher to have the proper perspective!
I'm sorry. Are "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" or "leaves of grass" history books? I said "well-rounded and moral."

Last I checked Sherlock Holmes isn't going to help anyone ace a history test nor is it history. It is a fictional account of a fictional person doing fictional and quite illegal things. Guess what? No one will die over Sherlock Holmes.
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