Like so many conventional views, this one is partly right. History, as sometimes written, seems dry and devoid of a sense of life. Apart from the odd comet or volcano, history is nothing more or less than what human beings are and do, have been and have done, on this planet. The answers to these questions, organized in a certain way, constitute biography. A thousand biographies can begin to restore life to that history.
Some biography is part of our common culture, of course.
Her Heritage can serve more focused purposes, as well. One of the most valuable capabilities of digital media is the power to locate and retrieve materials relevant to a specific query, a kind of super-indexing that greatly speeds the finding of answers. It needn't be any of these. Mayflower Thank you for visiting. Please don't forget to sign our guest book .