InfiniteSummaries reviewed Salt: a world history by Mark Kurlansky
Add some seasoning to your understanding of history
3 stars
[My review of the 12min summary]
This is a good account of salt's importance in history. I already knew half of this stuff. The book is probably more interesting to someone who is interested in history but knows little of how salt was a part of it.
Final Notes (quoted from 12min)
"Mark Kurlansky made a name for himself in 1997 when Penguin Books published "Cod: A Biography of the Fish That Changed the World." Since then, he has written several similar single-topic histories, neither of which [has] fatigued his critics or dedicated readers. For a reason: they are all amusing, eye-opening, and wonderfully written. Published in 2002——at least in our opinion——"Salt" may be the best one of the bunch. Recommended."