Is this product review positive? Title: i have to add this to my review Review: this is a review of the author. i consider myself fairly proficient with the english language, and i attribute much of that to the scores of books that i have read. people learn through observing others. i was very surprised to read that the author has made a career of writing. this seems an unlikely career for someone who hasn't grasped simple, basic concepts of grammar. since he lacks the skills to write correctly, a greater burden falls on the editor, and this editor failed miserably. i'm seeing this more and more lately. come on editors, do your jobs! edit! correct! improve! repair! we want our children to have the same good writing models that we grew up with. Answer:

Answer: No


Is this product review positive? Title: Informative, but DRY Review: A bit dull, but likely the best researched volume available on E1. I would recommend this title more for scholarly use than for the "armchair historian", as I think it would fail to hold the attention of any but the most devoted reader. Contemporary documentation dealing with the private Edward must be quite limited, so reliance upon administrative documentation is inevitable, but it makes the work less than personable. Prestwich's, "The Three Edwards", though grander in scope actually seems to hone in better on the personalities of the subject (and his son and grandson, to boot!) That being said, I doubt one could find a more detailed and comprehensive study. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Is this product review positive? Title: Looking in the mirror Review: Since Mr. D'Souza has been labeled with a "conservative" identifier, most will dismiss this book without bothering to look past the cover.Mr. D'Souza argues with a clear logic his opinions, opinions that can be as grating to the conservative ear as they doubtless are to the liberal. Luckily for my ears, I fall into neither camp.The basic premise of his book is answering the question "If America is such a terribly oppressive place (as her critics argue) why do millions around the globe leave their countries (now as well as in the past) to come here?"His arguments take apart the doctrines of multi-culturalism and moral equivalency- the pillars of liberal ideology. THAT is the left wing's primary objection to this book.His arguments are very convincing, and will be difficult to answer. I eagerly await the left's response, which so far has been little beyond the traditional cries of "ism" crimes. Answer:

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