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#1
I’m a non fiction guy. Need something to read. Just finished River of Doubt and The Wager.
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#2
How to Live by Sarah Bakewell is excellent. It's based on the essays of Michel de Montaigne. I just finished it and highly recommend. It's insightful, clever and funny.
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Biography of George Patton or Ben Franklin or Nathan Bedford Forrest -Stonewall Jackson - Robert E Lee - Custard - Sheridan - Grant.

I like historical biography's. Especially Military Geniuses.

Rommel - Napoleon - Jeb Stuart.
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#4
Book of Acts- Also started Jan 1, reading Chronological bible.
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#5
Ian Toll’s War in the Pacific trilogy is excellent. The 2 volume Elvis bio. Shelby Foote’s Civil War trilogy is great. The Last Stand by Nathaniel Philbrick
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#6
Just got my trilogy on the war in the pacific by Ian TOll that was recommended earlier this week. Getting started on that today
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#7
Never read it never will
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#8
Hey Land, Have you watched The Boy's In The Boat yet? On Amazon. George Clooney directs. Not as good as the book, but worth the watch.
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#9
(01-06-2024, 09:13 AM)Replying to Top Row Dawg

I just finished the books Swamp Fox(about Francis Marion) and Rebel yell(about Stonewall) and both were extremely insightful. Marion was a true badass.
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(01-06-2024, 10:25 AM)Replying to SS from LaGrange
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#11
My last 4 books read. and I recommend them all.

"Lincoln Unmasked" - Thomas J. DiLorenzo
"Across the Miles" - Attorney David C. Gibbs, Jr. (founder of the Christian Law Association)
"The Boniface Option" - Andrew Isker
"Total Resistance" - H. Von Dach

And I've just started the book,

21st Century Minute Man" - Salvatore DeGennaro

all of these are under 200 page books that can be read in a few days at most.
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#12
(01-06-2024, 09:50 AM)Replying to Smokindawg

more into movies?
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#13
(01-06-2024, 11:13 AM)Replying to Toasty B

more into movies?
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Naw. He's more into GRASS, mowing not smoking.   Big Grin
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#14
"At Home" by Bill Bryson. One of the best books I've ever read.
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(01-06-2024, 10:46 AM)Replying to FeralDawg

I just finished the books Swamp Fox(about Francis Marion) and Rebel yell(about Stonewall) and both were extremely insightful. Marion was a true badass.
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Man I forgot about the Swamp Fox and Andrew Jackson. 

The best Generals were all Southern

MacArthur
Longstreet
Johnston
Eisenhower

War Heros

Audy Murphy
Alvin York
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#16
(01-06-2024, 10:25 AM)Replying to SS from LaGrange

No but I read the book about 5 years ago when it came out. Cant wait to see the movie. Come see me at Harding, I'll show you how to catch a big one.

(01-06-2024, 09:13 AM)Replying to Top Row Dawg

Have read some of those. I'm a big on the Rev War. I'll read anything about Cowpens and Kings Mtn. my 2 favorite war stories. Too bad The Patriot didn't follow history a little better. Loved the movie.

(01-06-2024, 10:46 AM)Replying to FeralDawg

I just finished the books Swamp Fox(about Francis Marion) and Rebel yell(about Stonewall) and both were extremely insightful. Marion was a true badass.
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Swamp Fox was the GD man. Bad ass. The Patriot was loosely based on the Swamp Fox. Called him the Ghost in the movie.
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