DOC After the Fact: The Art of Historical Detection; Volume II by James West Davidson; Mark H Lytle in History

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. E-Book is little better than a physical scan of an actual book. It's not truly digital.By CustomerTHIS IS NOT A KINDLE E-BOOK.Be aware; this purchase is essentially nothing more than a scanned version of a printed book. The upshot to this is the page numbers actually mean something for citation purposes. The downside is that you lose literally all of the other benefits of an e-book. Text size doesn't scale; you can't leave notes/bookmarks easily; and the app itself doesn't do a good job of reading it.This is a piss poor effort; and sadly typical of the textbook industry. I have dozens of $1 novels written and produced by amateurs that have better production quality than this.The content seems solid so far; which is why this has two stars. If you have the hard-copy version of this; I expect you'll be quite satisfied. But the digital version is awful. Find an "alternative" and save yourself the money. They are available.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Kevin B. StognerA0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not bad.By CustomerNot bad for a textbook I had to get for a class. Does a good job explaining that historians; even the most professional; are subject to bias and the circumstances of their time. Take everything with a grain of salt and you'll be closer to the truth.