anne with an e is supposed to take place in the late 19th century.
anne with an e is supposed to take place in the late 19th century.
when is anne with an e supposed to take place?
the late 19th century
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in a review in "the new york times", misha angrist described "a brief history of everyone who ever lived" as "nothing less than a tour de force". despite the book's ambitious tile, he felt that rutherford "deliver[s] on its great promise". angrist complimented the author on his "captivating storytelling" that is "entertaining and engaging" and "never feels pedantic". he was impressed by the way rutherford dealt with such sensitive topics as race and eugenics, and that he used examples like earwax and lactose intolerance, rather than mendel's exhumed pea plants to demonstrate how genetics work. angrist concluded his review by stating: "if genetics can ever offer us words to live by, i reckon these are probably the best it can do."
a brief history of everyone who ever lived