Paul Trace

Author managed to stay on topic while using the entirety of human history to illustrate all of his points; a feat in and of itself. This book takes huge a chunk of data and renders it into something digestible by picking good spots to be brief (in the telling of basically everything a white person should know about their origins). Some detail is lost for the sake of readability, because otherwise the book would take a hundred years to get through. For instance, WWII is reduced to a chapter toward the rear, despite the fact that an encyclopedia could be written on that subject alone. In light of this, March of the Titans is an indispensable read with wide breadth of general enlightenment to be had for adults and youth alike. Large print, easy to read; cogent, easy to follow. Textbook layout.