One Book: Our Past At Last

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About the Author

Lona Metzner

The author, Lona C. Metzner, was born on a farm in Little Sandy, West Virginia, which is near Clendenin, West Virginia. After graduating from Clendenin High School in May, 1957, she worked as a clerk in Charleston, West Virginia until November 1960, when she was recruited into the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D. C. She worked for the Federal Government from November 1960 until September 1972, when she and her husband, and their two children. moved to his home town of Lewes, Delaware. She continues to live in Lewes, Delaware.

‘Bertha Peoples’ ‘One Book’, our past, at last

provides the reader with his or her complete historical past (from 600 million years ago when life first began on Planet Earth) – up into our modern era, in only one book’

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Volume 1

An imperfect compilation of the history of Planet Earth and us humans

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ONE BOOK: Our Past At Last

The Prehistory and History of Planet Earth, and the life upon it, early civilization, the rise and fall of the early empires, and the numerous wars fought to gain or hold onto supremacy.

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An imperfect compilation of the history of Planet Earth and us humans – by Bertha Peoples
Produced and edited by by L. C. Metzner, Lewes, Delaware, USA

Numerous earlier historical works provide a window into our past; but they do so collectively. Until now, no one book has provided a clear picture of Planet Earths’s journey and the human heritage. Bertha Peoples’ goal is to provide the reader with his or her complete human heritage (our historical past) in only one book. No other author has attempted that feat.

Testimonials

The history of humankind is as complex and as confusing as there are people who have decided to tell it in one form or another. Since it is nearly impossible to follow human history in a perfect chronological manner, any aid that is willing to make this an easier feat is welcome. ONE BOOK: Our Past At Last is one such extraordinary feat, and a very successful one at that. To lovers of history, this is a must-have book which skillfully lists all the most important events in human history in chronological order. Though the author mentions that there may be mistakes along the way (as can only be expected and forgiven for what the book wants to achieve), nevertheless, this is a masterpiece in organization and a book that will be valuable for decades to come.

Nick Caya