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Review title: a piece of useless junk, blatently misinformed.
Product review: This book is so poorly researched it makes fantasy fiction look real. Strathern makes leaps and jumps from out of nowhere, using incorrect dates and facts. The first thing that comes to mind for me is his claim that Eleonora di Toledo and Cosimo de Medici had 6 kids and cloistered the girls up like nuns...... Uhh no they didn't, they had 11 kids that we know of for a fact, and any reputable source will tell you she was a very active caring mother, strict yes, but only by today's standards. There was also a claim that lions in the backyard kept Eleonora up and frightened at night? WTF? where is your reference for that one dude? Stick to your philosophy Strathern, history is clearly not your strength.
