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The Hero Schliemann: The Dreamer Who Dug For Troy,New
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Archaeologist? Mythmaker? Crook? This Engaging, Illustrated Biography Of Heinrich Schliemann A Nineteenthcentury Romantic Who Most Believe Did Find The Ancient City Of Troy Reveals Him To Be A Fascinating Mixture Of All Three.From The Time Heinrich Schliemann Was A Boy Or So He Said He Knew He Was Destined To Dig For Lost Cities And Find Buried Treasure. And If Schliemann Had His Way, History Books Would Honor Him To This Day As One Of The Greatest Archaeologists Who Ever Lived. But A Little Digging Into The Life Of Schliemann Himself Reveals That This Nineteenthcentury Selfmade Man Had A Funny Habit Of Taking Liberties With The Truth. Like The Famous Character Of His Hero, The Poet Homer, Schliemann Was A Crafty Fellow And An Inventor Of Stories, A Traveler Who Had Been Shipwrecked And Stranded And Somehow Survived. And Heinrich Schliemann Was Determined To Become A Legend Like Homer But In His Own Time.Following This Largerthanlife Character From His Poor Childhood In Germany To His Achievement Of Wealth As A Merchant In Russia, From His First Haphazard Dig For The City Of Ilium To His Final Years Living In A Pseudo 'Palace Of Troy,' This Engrossing Tale Paints A Portrait Of Contradictions A Man At Once Stingy And Lavishly Generous, A Scholar Both Shrewd And Reckless, A Speaker Of Twentytwo Languages And A Health Fanatic Addicted To Cold Sea Baths. Laura Amy Schlitz Weaves Historical Facts Among Schliemanns Fanciful Recollections, While Robert Byrds Illustrations Evoke His Life And Times In Wonderful Detail. Along The Way, The Hero Schliemann Gives Young Readers Food For Discussion About How History Sometimes Comes To Be Written And How It Sometimes Needs To Be Changed.Back Matter Includes Source Notes And A Bibliography.
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