Intellectually stimulating
Bristowe has used archeological evidence to move her theory of the identity of "Sargon The Magnificent", from the sphere of conjecture into the realm of plausible acceptability, in this intellectually stimulating thesis. Using 'Sumerian' archeology, combined with historical references, logic and reason, she presents a vivid case; that, "CAIN" of Genesis, conquered and became regent of ancient Babylon, long before the days of Nimrod. Her case postulates the proposition that he subsequently conquered the known world; and is the most emphatic type of the Antichrist. Those who enjoy historical research with a Biblical theme, will be greatly rewarded in the reading of "Sargon The Magnificent". It is undoubtedly one of the most enjoyable and thought provoking reads you will ever encounter.
