Hidden Disgrace

Through meticulous research, Hidden Disgrace pierces through the veil of descriptions of

Indians as either savages or “Noble Savages” and describes them as real people with both

strengths and weaknesses. Likewise, it takes a hard look at the notion the conquest of

North and South America by Europeans was “inevitable” and was, in reality, the result of

deliberate choices.

Books that dive beneath the superficial explanations of Westward Expansion are often

criticized as being “revisionist history.” Such claims ignore the obvious explanation that

aspects of history cannot be “revised” if they were never reported properly in the recording

of history.

Among other historically documented myths, Hidden Disgrace explains why the casting of

the Wounded Knee Massacre as the result of an attempt to suppress an uprising fueled by

the “Ghost Dance” is patently absurd. Important facts surrounding that dark episode in

United States history are often ignored, miscast, or misrepresented altogether.

With this work, the author seeks to shed light on the true course of history.