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Old 05-29-2018, 07:40 PM   #112
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I certainly agree on the value of popular history. It has an important role in helping people understand events and people’s motivations. I do agree with gmw’s final paragraph on this book: there was so much fiction mixed in with fact, and a lack of balance in the way the story was told, that I mistrusted the author’s accuracy.

Overall though, I think the book is true, and I certainly feel enormous sympathy for the women and their families.
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