John et al.: Every era has its own notions of "political correctness and incorrectness." Those in the "correct" camp find it difficult to imagine that intelligent people might look askance at their sacred cows, while those in the "incorrect" camp will always feel it their duty to question prevailing interpretations and assumptions. If history were simply a matter of the replication of traditional ways, generation after generation, we would not be plagued by this swinging pendulum. But modern history, at least, is the story of change, and one of the things that changes is our view of our history: e.g., ways of interpreting the Jamestown settlement and the "making of America." Doug Deal History/SUNY Oswego