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Just looked and realized the good man was a Hui Muslim? I thought that would have been relevant but I also didn't like how he left out the Portuguese took over all of East Africa except the greatest city state of all; Mogadishu which was the only power to defeat them. No wonder he spent most of the time talking about Kenya and lesser important city states...also if my history is correct the giraffe was brought back from Mogadishu and not MalindiI watched the first part, and when he was talking about the Chinese admiral Zheng He, i couldn't understand why he neglected to mention the great man's religion.
where can i get his analysis?i found this to be simplistic and a little patronizing of other cultures,
in this documentary he is targeting the common people and not people familiar with history...
I would have thought nial ferguson was an idiot, but then i stumbled upon his analysis of the first world war, and to my surprise it mirrored my own...
so i am withholding judgment on him..
The pity of war: explaining world war one..where can i get his analysis?i found this to be simplistic and a little patronizing of other cultures,
in this documentary he is targeting the common people and not people familiar with history...
I would have thought nial ferguson was an idiot, but then i stumbled upon his analysis of the first world war, and to my surprise it mirrored my own...
so i am withholding judgment on him..
thanks broThe pity of war: explaining world war one..where can i get his analysis?i found this to be simplistic and a little patronizing of other cultures,
in this documentary he is targeting the common people and not people familiar with history...
I would have thought nial ferguson was an idiot, but then i stumbled upon his analysis of the first world war, and to my surprise it mirrored my own...
so i am withholding judgment on him..
I think there is an extensive wikipedia page on it.
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