Title: MS Bell gets better and better
Product review: Most writers write about Our Crowd. Bell writes about the furthest possible crowd from our crowd. Then he gets inside their heads and gives you real-time thought. This time he did so in a far richer manner than before, with a wealth of detail, not only of their observations, reactions and decisions, but also of their distractions and discomforts. I look forward to the third of this trilogy, covering 1801-2. The Haitian revolution and its genius Toussaint Louverture make an epic unique in history, and Bell gives the epic the real-time richness it merits.
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