Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It is a shame that author Ian Ousby died before completing "The Road to Verdun." If he had lived to see the project all the way through, he might have shaped it into something more readable. Certainly, Ousby was a diligent researcher and a very astute historian. Unfortunately, the book's plodding prose and strange configuration (for example, a 58 page prologue!) have mangaged to drain all but the most scholarly interest from the famous World War I "battle" in which there were more than 700,000 casualties. Great works of history, particularly military history, make the past come alive in such a way that expands interest in the subject matter well beyond the academic world. Ultimately, "The Road to Verdun" doesn't come close to doing that. Answer:
Answer: No

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: First of all....please don't get me wrong, it is sharp as hell when you get it. A few days later it is like all the rest of the Ginsu Knives, they start to go dull (that's why the 4 star). BUT....I sharpen these with an aladdin wall mount knife sharpener (can be hard to find, just search the internet and you'll find one), these sharpeners are great and they work fantastic on the Ginsu knives. I have many Ginsu knives and I love them all, they are built good and strong. Don't waist your shipping money every week to send it back for a replacement (if they still do that deal anymore) when it goes dull...just sharpen it! Answer:
Answer: Yes

Question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This book wasn't as helpful to me as the ones by Steven Strauss and the Cahers. She does offer some very practical money management tips, but the bulk of her really helpful information can be found on the web or in more professionally written guides. Answer:
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