Originally Posted by KC2KFC
Just added this one to my Audible list. Been thinking about for a while. Any good?
Just added this one to my Audible list. Been thinking about for a while. Any good?
I've just begun the book, but so far I'm enjoying it. McCullough has done the research and makes you feel like you are a part of the history. He discusses De Lesseps who was given credit for building the Suez Canal. It was interesting to find out De Lesseps was not an engineer, but more of an entrepreneur. The book was written in the mid 1970's around the time of the Torrijos-Carter Treaties. It only covers the history up to 1914. I have a keen interest in the late Victorian/Edwardian era of history.
Do whatever it takes to avoid fooling yourself into believing that something is true when it is false, or that something is false when it is true.
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