Title: Ego on Parade
Product review: As a long-time lover of the Journals of Lewis and Clark, I was interested in a book that finally corrected the grammatical errors that I have always found annoying. But after reading this book, I'll keep the errors, just please don't subject these amazing journals to the ego of someone like Anthony Brandt!!Brandt's intrusive comments (which fill the book) are extremely annoying. What in better times would have been at most a footnote, is now made a part of the text, making reading this book like reading a blog with the commentator's comments inserted right in the middle of the text!Brandt just can't keep his mouth shut and loosely comments throughout the book. Some of his notes in the beginning of chapters are interesting, but much of what he writes are from his own subjective viewpoints and should not have been included within the text.The National Geographic should have caught this before publication of these priceless journals!
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