The art of exactness about History

Some write historical novels on dead poets in words such
 ‘It was a bright spring morning in 1675,’
or ;on that day Keats was wearing his best suit of ...' .etc  WHAT!

Films, on the other hand employ exaggeration of scale to History that is wide screen in its untruth.
Roll up, roll up and see a spectacle of a scale....etc.

The past seems a toy that can be played with, revolve, spin it, yes filter hindsight, play it this way, literature, play it  that way, film

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