A book came to my attention a few years ago about Attila the Hun. It was written from the point of view that The Huns were not the murderous brutes they have been portrayed to be. It proposed the idea that they helped develop civilizations throughout their years of travels. I only read the first chapter but it was a very interesting point of view. This particular book invited the reader to look at things from a different point of view than history has perpetuated. A very interesting topic!
Love it. And a nice wrap at the end.
Thanks!
Had no idea that the Huns could hold any interest for me. Look forward to your eclectic columns, always a germ to tweak the neurons
It's fun when you find stuff in unlikely places...
A book came to my attention a few years ago about Attila the Hun. It was written from the point of view that The Huns were not the murderous brutes they have been portrayed to be. It proposed the idea that they helped develop civilizations throughout their years of travels. I only read the first chapter but it was a very interesting point of view. This particular book invited the reader to look at things from a different point of view than history has perpetuated. A very interesting topic!
I'm sure he was not what the representations show. They basically made him the devil, and he DID have some compassion.
Loved the way you pinned the tail at the end! LOL!
Ha! Well put.