National Prejudices in the 1800's and 1900's comparisson of Gordon Sinclair and Oliver Goldsmith

Although more than two hundred years separated Gordon Sinclair and Oliver Goldsmith, in many ways they had similar attitudes referring to "Americans" and "National Prejudices." Gordon Sinclair, a prominent Canadian writer, who over the years has been tired of all of the American bashing, acknowledges in his many broadcasts and writings; the enormous contributions Americans have made to the world. Gordon Goldmsith is another individual like Mr. Sinclair, in that he dislikes national prejudices. In …showed first 75 words of 354 total…

…showed last 75 words of 354 total…manners of these several nations with great care and accuracy." Both Mr. Sinclair and Mr. Goldsmith had similar attitudes towards National Prejudices and judgments. Both stood tall and corrected and enlightened the many people who were ignorant about these issues. Having an accurate knowledge of the world is an important part of diversity and eliminating the many prejudices and these two men can be considered patriots with their valiant effort to make the truth known.