Publisher's Synopsis
Most historians record history of rulers and slave drivers; such as Caesars, emperors, pharaohs, kings, queens, presidents, tyrants, and military and political leaders. In other words they shoot colorful expressive photos of window displays without entering the store. they shoot a documentary about a gala dinner without troubling themselves to have snap shots of the kitchen, the cooks or the service crew. The documentary ends with guests are still in their fancy attire and showing joy of the evening. It does not record the remains of the busy evening or follow and listen to the guests after leaving. This is unless the festivity is interrupted by a maniac shooting on celebrities, a speaker suffers a seizure as she is lecturing about health and wellbeing, or a leader drops after a heart attack while making an announcement. They follow the commander who leads the troops thousands of miles away, but they never record the valor of soldiers and the executors of orders. Historians are abstract everybody else. They mention in passing the Unknown Soldier, the unsung heroes, the builders, the farmers, etc.
