Rhode Island Books

This book is intended for very young children. It is 24 pages in length and uses very large print.

Unless this is the gold-plated version of the key, this price way off. Check with Rhode Island Natural History Survey, the original publishers of the key, for the correct pricing.

This books is grossly overpriced here. Do NOT buy it for this much. The book runs between $20 to $30 dollars. You'll be ripped off if you buy it from these vendors.

This software is a waste of money. It's written for Windows 95. When I finally got it to work on my machine, it had very little data of interest. You're much better off going to familysearch.org for free.

Book 13 of a series on colonies for children's education, Rhode Island: The History of Rhode Island Colony... misses too many of the facts that make Rhode Island the foundation of American freedoms of speech and separation of church and state.
Dr. John Clarke, one of America's foremost statesmen and author of Rhode Island's King Charles Charter of 1663 is missing! When Wiener runs short of material, she reverts over to MA history.
If this is how America teaches its children, it is unfortunate.

This book is another representation of the political machine within the state of Rhode Island. Michael Jolin never taught school and does not have a clue as to how to be a "ceo" as he often perceived his role. The typical example was his waste of tax dollars hiring the principal of Johnston High who almost destroyed the school. She often described herself as a "pitbull" and guess what? This pitbull had to be locked up to keep from biting. Unfortunately, this was only another travesty of public education. The only thing which Michael Jolin has been successful with is to politically align himself with the "right people." He is potentially very dangerous and his accountablity needs to be looked at. Don't waste any more tax dollars with this garbage!!