Title: Supposition in Place of Facts
Product review: Napier starts out his work with the confession that he knows very little factual information about Attila. He then goes on to say but given the little actually known it might be inferred that certain events played out in a particular way. What mindless drivel. This book goes on and on making up out of whole cloth insights and personal details that the author admits he cannot state with any reliable basis. When all is said and done, your pocket has been picked for the price of the book.
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