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Barbarian Bible : The True History of Man since the Fall of Troy by Ianto Watt (2013, Trade Paperback)

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"The Barbarian Bible: The True History of Man Since the Fall of Troy" by Watt is a compelling book that delves into the history and culture of civilization. Published in 2013 by Barbarian Special Services Intl., this trade paperback spans 540 pages and offers a comprehensive narrative on the evolution of humanity. Written in English, this book provides a unique perspective on the rise and fall of various civilizations, making it a valuable addition to any history enthusiast's collection. With a focus on the progression of human society, this book is sure to captivate readers with its in-depth exploration of our past.

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PublisherBarbarian Special Services Intl.

ISBN-100615860613

ISBN-139780615860619

eBay Product ID (ePID)245894210

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Book TitleBarbarian Bibles : the True History of Man since the Fall of Troy

Number of Pages540 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicCivilization

Publication Year2013

GenreHistory

AuthorIanto Watt

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height1.2 in

Item Weight31.7 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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SynopsisIf The Barbarian Bible offends you, good! Ianto Watt isn't concerned with making friends or soothing bruised egos. Instead, Watt shares his unique and always controversial view of world history and what the future holds. Through a combination of simple math, common sense, and liar's logic, Watt challenges established views of world history, proving the modern world is heading for a repeat of the fall of Troy, and what such an event will mean for humanity. In Watt's world view, four groups dominated the last two thousand years: Imperial Rome (now represented by the United States), Holy Rome, The Chosen Ones, and the Barbarians. Each group is fundamentally opposed to the other three, forming uneasy alliances only to strike at (and betray) each other. Just to make it interesting, each group also has a major impostor. Watt's arguments are likely to offend many in the English-speaking world, the seat of modern Imperial Rome. At the same time, he aims his iconoclastic sarcasm at all four world groups (and their impostors), making scathing commentaries on religion, politics, culture, and social assumptions. Controversial, offensive, and revolutionary, Watt's opinions generate heated debate in all who read them.