Review by ankur++Jiva -- Unfaltering Trust by Roy Ziegler

[ankur++Jiva]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Unfaltering Trust" by Roy Ziegler.]

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3 out of 4 stars

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Unfaltering Trust by Roy Zeigler is the Biography of a man starting his life as an immigrant and his entire bloodline becoming the pillars in the development of a nation, from the civil war to independence, economy to the medical sector, education to the industrial revolution they let their wisdom and loyalty sprawl all across in the development of the state.

The narration begins with Edward Fitz Randolph Jr who left his home in England in search of freedom and opportunity. He & his many descendants would have never imagined that they would have such an immense contribution to the development of America. After moving from England with his wife to New jersey Edward and his son quickly became the major land owner’s in the county. They maneuvered their life in all sectors from politics to economy, education to the Industrial revolution, their family members were the ones who stood first against the British Empire when they threaten the freedom of small colonies and laid their lives in the revolutionary war. From Mid16th century till 21st century their name’s and contribution in the development of a Nation is exemplary.

Author has done a fantastic job is assembling the facts and done thorough research is connecting the loose ends of the family bloodline and their unforgettable work towards the nation. Some facts mentioned in the book were astonishing like, the stating journey from England, description of the bloodline of Edward Fitz Randolph Jr, dates mentioned in the history when they established several hospitals & universities. I am sure most of the details mentioned in the books would be new and increase the knowledge of the readers.

I would recommend this read to those who are explorers and keen to know the history of their nation and the famous business personalities. The book is professionally edited and I could not find any grammatical mistakes. The languages used in the book is quite refined so students of all age can give it a try to increase their knowledge. For those who are inclined towards fiction, suspense, and crime genre, avoid reading this book, it would be cumbersome.

I would rate this book 3 out of 4 purely because of the hard work of the Author in assembling the facts from several resources and then presenting it in a format that could be accessible to all of us. The reason I am deducting 1 point is that its narration caters only one class of readers and lacks the captivating bend which a well-crafted book should inculcate.

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[markodim721]

I like the factography as well as the effort the writer put into the book.