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The “stories” of the chapters are very different and I sometimes wondered, what their point was. Also i sometimes found it difficult to follow, because the narration often abruptly jumps from one to the other story. Still very good ideas projected into and expressed by “stories”. The main point being, that history as we know it, is more narration than true and could be written very differently...
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