Title: marred by too many facts
Product review: I generally prefer history that consists of nothing but one unsubstantiated, gross misrepresentation after another. This book provides few of those and, frankly, one too many facts. I don't object to facts per se, but the ones in this book would be better suited to a "list" format, rather than the "book" format, replete with complete sentences that the much ballyhooed author of this work utilized- for reasons that elude me. A good book, if you like books, but no where near as satsifying as a scroll of disconnected facts.
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