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Friday, December 20, 2013
Crossed: A Tale of the Fourth Crusade by Nicole Galland
I
loved this book! As a medieval historian, I thought the take on this
moment in history was superb, but also laugh-out-loud funny--like a
marriage of Eugen Weber with Monty Python. Galland's character
development is wonderful! While the events highlighted in the story
present the sometimes tragic stupidity of western thought (and the
voracious hunger for western power), the story remains hopeful and
optimistic. I will definitely be recommending this to friends and
library patrons!
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