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Title: Overated and simplistic, relying mostly on secondary works.
Review: Albion's Seed has met with much critical acclaim. It is, however, a simplistic book which draws outrageous conclusions based on mostly secondary evidence. The section on Quakers is particularly weak and continues the same tired and worn out ideas of Frederick Tolles' about the Quaker transatlantic community from the 1950s. Albion's Seed offers simple answers for complex questions concerning the Enlgish transatlantic community and assumes that English culture, wherever it came from, was so powerful that it overcame all barriers of time and space. Things are just not that cut and dry. Mr. Fisher's love affair with England is evident all throughout the bok but in this case it clouded his judgment severely.
