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Reviewer's Notes

The most disappointing thing about this book is how the author obviously did so much more research to write this book than any of the historian characters did before going back in time. I just couldn’t believe that a culture advanced enough to invent time travel and which values history enough to want to send people back to key events to better document them would do such an incredibly bad job preparing those people to live in the past. The second most disappointing thing is the book is not a complete story and in fact it ends just as it seems to finally be getting interesting.

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Read by Mark
Started: 31st October 2011
Finished: 4th November 2011
I borrowed this book from my local library.
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