At any rate, the program is on about 22 CDs. There are vocabulary lessons to accompany each reading, along with tests toward that end. If you are homeschooling a large number of children of various ages in a remote location where the children's librarian hasn't even every heard of Henty or Pollard, then the curriculum is an excellent purchase. However, if money is tight, and you are near a decent library in a fairly urban area, and you have a small number of children, you could probably get the book list, check out or obtain most of the books through ILL, and make up your own vocabulary flash cards and tests. I think you get the maximum benefit from maybe about the 3rd grade level in using his curriculum to high school, and you'll find less in his curriculum for grades under the third grade.
Presidential journals are well represented.
I don't use the Saxon, but you do get a big discount on the Saxon books if you buy them from Dr. Robinson. However, mine are a bit unusual, and I have more problems getting their nose out of a book than getting it in one. This is not the case with everyone, but if your children are voracious readers, you might give his web site a look over. Some of the messages have made for interesting discussion around our home. God has placed within man the desire to protect and provide for his family, it is our role to turn the hearts of those boys to God.