The book is a record of history experienced by the descendants of Troy which is put into genealogical context whilst offering a privileged insight into the impact invaders of Britain had upon the British people over the past 3,000 years. The book spans the distance between the survivors of Troy and the living descendants of Owain Glyndwr following a bloodline from father to son; it is compiled and based upon the Mathrafal Scrolls which are a unique collection of cotton, paper and velum scrolls and records. The documents are supported through many other records with a considerable volume of evidences being provided and supporting the content of this book.
The author is a nationalist therefore projects some prejudice within the books content however perhaps some of that prejudice is justifiable since his country is still occupied, he like the remnants of his nation being not-free as in not liberated but dominated.