Lena's comments
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Lena's comments from the History of the American Revolution group.
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Wow, I never knew that either.
I really enjoyed this series! It was like taking you back in time and everything seemed very well researched and planned out. What really amazed me was the fact that every actor looked like the person they were portraying.
Definitely Joseph Ellis and Richard Ketchum.
I haven't read this book, but I have a bit about this topic in Founding Brothers The Revolutionary Generation and I found it very interesting. I think you will enjoy this book.
In my opinion, all of the Founders were important in their own way. But if asked who was the most important in the Revolution, I will say George Washington. For American politics, Alexander Hamilton.
I agree, Tony.Here is a good website that talks about the Prayer At Valley Forge.
http://21stcenturycicero.wordpress.com/f...
I have it on my bookshelf. I am looking forward to reading it. It gives a perspective on an important aspect of the American Revolution.
I am currently reading Founding Brothers The Revolutionary Generation & General George Washington A Military Life. I highly recommend both.
I have read Washington's Crossing, Victory at Yorktown The Campaign That Won the Revolution and Almost a Miracle The American Victory in the War of Independence I thought all of these were amazing books. They all go into the details. I also recommend General George Washington A Military Life. Also a very good book.
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