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Funnily enough, The Historian is one of the books to be sent (to someone in Philadelphia) when I actually get round to it. I thought it was ok, but it did go on a bit. I quite liked all the descriptions of food and cities and so on, but the plot was kind of interminable...
I also think if you're really not enjoying a book and you've read quite a bit of it, you should probably just give up on it and find something more ot your tastes. Otherwise you're just slogging on for no real reason.