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In his 1889 biography of Charles George Gordon, William Francis Butler observed, ” it is the victor who writes the history and counts the dead, and to the vanquished in such a struggle there only remains the dull memory of an unnumbered and unwritten sorrow.” We know that for every happening, there are at least as many stories about that happening as their are observers, often more. Howard Zinn‘s “A People’s History of the United States” attempts to give voice to those stories often unrepresented in our discussion of history. The result is devastating.
