Miltiadis Michalopoulos
Ι completely agree with you. Authors like Lipton start out with some sound scientific observations and literally take their reasoning to extremes, eventually arriving at conspiracy theories!
This particular author, however, is more cautious and does not fall into such exaggerations. I’m actually thinking of writing a review of his book.
Thank you very much for the question.
This particular author, however, is more cautious and does not fall into such exaggerations. I’m actually thinking of writing a review of his book.
Thank you very much for the question.
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Antonio Gamelas
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Miltiadis Michalopoulos:
Dear Miltiadis, This is not a question, but a remark to your review to "Peoples and Empires": On the set of European Empires that you mention, it seems that you you've forgotten the very first one, chronologicly speaking... I'm referring to the Portuguese Empire. All the best. (I'm adding a question mark because it seems it's required?)
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