The Myth of the Manuscript Found

Exploring the Spaulding Story, this book delves into the absurdities surrounding the myth of a discovered manuscript. It critically examines the claims made about the manuscript's origins and its implications for historical narratives. The work, originally published in 1883, remains relevant in analyzing the intersections of myth and history, providing insight into how such stories can shape cultural understanding. This reprint preserves the original text, offering readers a chance to engage with the early critiques of this intriguing tale.