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For readers interested in military history and the mythos of the Texas Rangers, Texas Rising offers a fascinating and action-packed account of the Republic of Texas.
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The book blends thorough historical research and engaging storytelling to create a detailed and emotionally resonant account of battle of the Alamo, and the men who fought there.
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13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi (Book Notes)
A powerful and moving narrative that honors the courage and sacrifice of the men who defended the U.S. diplomatic and CIA facilities in Benghazi.
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An ambitious and compelling documentary series that brings the life of Ulysses S. Grant into sharper focus.
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Ulysses S. Grant: 5 Books Worth Reading (Book Notes)
Synopsis & notes: Grant, American Ulysses, My Dearest Julia, Personal Memoirs, and The Man Who Saved the Union
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Civil War Stories: 4 Books Worth Reading (Book Notes)
Synopsis & notes: Shelby Foote's The Civil War, Thunder at the Gates, Captured Freedom, and Gettysburg Voices from the Front
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The Civil War in Film and TV: 6 Movie & Series Scripts Worth Reading (Script Library)
Download & read: Glory, Lincoln, Gettysburg, Cold Mountain, Gone with the Wind, and The Beguiled
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A powerful and engaging portrayal of one of America's most revered figures.
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The Civil War in Fiction: 4 Books Worth Reading (Book Notes)
Synopsis and notes: Gods & Generals, The Killer Angels, Cold Mountain, and The Beguiled
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American Independence Stories: 4 Books Worth Reading (Book Notes)
Synopsis & notes: 1776, The Swamp Fox (Francis Marion), Washington: A Life, and In Defense of the Second Amendment
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An engaging and informative documentary series that brings the Founding Father to life for modern audiences.
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The American Revolution in Film and TV: 3 Movie & Series Scripts Worth Reading (Script Library)
Download & read: The Patriot, Sons of Liberty, and Turn: Washington's Spies
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Valley of the Shadow: An Account of American POWs of the Japanese (Book Notes)
It can often take a long time, often too long, for a son to recognize the value of his father, in his own life and that of the society he defended.
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