Macmillan Inc.
(US): This was the original American division of Macmillan Publishers, a big name in US book publishing, including school textbooks.
Macmillan/McGraw-Hill: In the late 1980s/early 90s, Macmillan partnered with McGraw-Hill, becoming a massive textbook publisher, a venture McGraw-Hill later fully acquired.

Ghislaine Maxwell's father, Robert Maxwell, was a major publishing magnate who built his empire starting with Pergamon Press.

He then acquired this major American publishing house Macmillan Inc. …later forming a joint venture with McGraw-Hill for educational publishing.

I was privately educated so all my books came from “Beka publishing” instead. But a few years ago I worked remotely processing supplier orders. So I noticed one of our clients ordered large volumes of McGraw Hill misc books. That’s when I first realized they were a major U.S. supplier of public education textbooks. I don’t know about you all but this is blowing my mind a little bit.

What do you think ? How far back does this all go?

Posted by rosemaryscrazy

2 Comments

  1. Finding out the exact books they’re teaching from at my local school district has been way more difficult than it should be.

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