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I bought it for a present for my partner. He is a historian and he says it's the best book out of a series of three good books.
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The story itself is one of triumph, incompetance and in the end a tragedy of epic proportions.
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Here we reach the sad conclusion to mr.
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And it is not pretty.
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It still gets 4 stars because it is amusing to read, it gives us a simplified perspective of a rather complicated period and makes fell sad for the last defenders of constantinople/byzantium.
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But the book has methodological flaws.
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After the fall of byzantium to the crusaders, it became a minor power in the region.
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When the first decided conqueror since the 4th crusade came, it fell as it should have felt earlier.
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It was clear that since 1214 venice was the political and military heir of byzantium.
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