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Initially I was very excited when I purchased the book. Relooking at the past is always a good idea and certainly from a fresh perspective. While the authors tell some very interesting stores like Galla Placido, Abul-Abass, the Ruthwell Cross, the Jelling Stones and many others, I can't help but feel they forced the narrative to conform to their stilted views of western history. That is, Europeans are very, very bad people. No good came from them. No good will come from them. Disappointing really. Of the hundreds of history books I have read over my seventy years, this is the the first to be "ethically responsible". Whatever that is...