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hiatorically uncomplete / dated, in retrospect.

Revisado: 01-20-23

Have you ever watched a movie, with outdated references, phrases and out of touch references to the future? it either turns the movie into something unwatchable, or transforms it into a "cult classic".

this book is "back to the future part two" in written form. it's incomplete and incapable of accurately predicting the future we now inhabit.

In its summary of Mr. Trump, it retells old news because of when it was written. it feels like a time stamped money grab, with new revelations barely discussed given our modern turn of events.

it needs a rewrite, to include the ever changing, ever eroding landscape of American politics.

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if this book was meant to invoke sympathy, it missed the mark

Revisado: 01-18-23

As an Anerican, who is ignorant of the British sense of modesty and politeness, reading about this ginger blowhard rant about his first world problems, was laughable and pathetic.

Like most Americans, I'm a sucker for the British accent. it seems that any topic can become more sophisticated and seemingly intelligent, by just touching it with a British twang; however, listening to this failed royal go on and on about the struggle of public life, was painful! He writes as if his audience is one of his own, when this commoner has no place of reference. My struggles deal with paying the bills, and trying not to show road rage in Atlanta traffic.

He is not one of us! He is a whiney little boy of a man, who has dissappointed his father, and misses his mommy.

His book is nothing but a money grab, and a waste of my time.

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it's a History Book that reads like a screenplay.

Revisado: 03-01-22

This book needs to be required reading in any African American Study course. Great job

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