Title: Love those memoirs
Product review: I am always fascinated by personal narratives. "Trial by Combat" is no exception. I know from past reading that personal narratives can from time to time be inaccurate due to a number of reasons. However, to get up close and personal and to feel the human element involved nothing beats personal narratives. They tend to be more in depth than battle histories. The down side to "Trial by Combat" is the frustrating sentence structure and punctuation. It is very distracting. The grammar is not the best either. That being said, I still enjoy memoirs and personal narratives because it is coming from the very soldiers who were there. "Trial by Combat" is still a good read.
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