Good historical reads

[The Wolfhound]

Found another good one: Lexington and Concord: The Battle Heard Round the World by George c. Daughan.
https://www.amazon.com/Lexington-Concord-Battle-Heard-Round/dp/0393245748?hvadid=78202819156976&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvqmt=e&keywords=lexington+and+concord&qid=1539041762&s=Books&sr=1-1&tag=mh0b-20&ref=sr_1_1

A great telling of our story with impressive detail.  Newly released in April of this year.  Very Readable and enjoyable. 

[The Wolfhound]

I have received permission for Appleseed to use the great maps in this book.  Stand by for a forum link to the TIFs.

[hotairbill]

Great list of sources of Revolutionary War knowledge and information.

[Earl]

Watching FOXNation.com, Tucker Carlson in conversation with Ned Ryun, who had just written a book. The Adversaries, and it was recommended that Nick Bunker in Empire on the Edge. I began to wonder why Ned Ryun wrote his book and realized the conversation was by men that don't teach History and only one of them knew about the Three Strikes of the match.  And I learned about Ned Ryun's father, who was closer to my age than theirs.

[bravhrt]

Here's a worthwhile addition to any Appleseed/Liberty library: Daniel Morgan: Revolutionary Rifleman by Don Higginbotham

https://www.amazon.com/Daniel-Morgan-Revolutionary-Published-University/dp/0807813869/