Kinh Nghiệm Chữa Ung Thư Của Các Bác Sĩ Theo Phương Pháp Thực Dưỡng Ohsawa Macrobiotics tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mihai Ghenciu babasghenciu — No i didn't finish this book. Not to many book make me angry but this one did. If you're going to write a book isn't it supposed to be edited? If you get years wrong, words wrong or mispelled it makes me angry. Next time you write a book please proofread it, and spellcheck is not the answer. thank you.

Magdalena Urban _agdalena_rban — This is a most remarkable book. Charles Mann, the author, presents the reader with some of the latest research regarding pre-Columbian civilizations. Because of my under-graduate degree in anthropology, I have probably been exposed to more pre-contact archaeology, history, and religion of the Americas than the average American so I did not expect to be wooed by the book. Rather, my intention was to review the information that I have been steadily forgetting since college. Pleasantly surprised, the author brought to light the genetic, ethnic, historic, religio-mythic, agricultural, and politic realities of the many civilizations pre-dating European contact and the strange confluence of events that led to their downfalls. The lion's share of this information comes from the past decade, as archeaology and genetic research continues to march on. Most fascinating is the author's ability to challenge conventional wisdom regarding the New England coast at the time of the Puritan arrival, the myth of Edenic Amazonia,and the outbreak populations of Bison, elk, and passenger pigeons resulting from massive native die-outs resulting from European disease transmission. What is more, Mann is a superb writer; he employs an extensive vocabulary chock full of clever turns of phrase and double-entendre that flows smoothly for expository text. At the close of the book I discovered that Mann has written a follow-up book titled, "1493" in which he chronicles the dramatic changes that transpired after the merging of the Old and New Worlds. Though I was dismayed that 1491 came to an end, I am animated knowing that there is another, follow-up to the one I just read!