The books in The Generals series from Thomas Nelson consistently rank as some of my favorite biographies, given my love for history and for historical warfare in particular. The latest entry, telling about the life of Andrew Jackson, promised to be interesting. Jackson's a controversial character, so I opened the cover with eagerness, but some trepidation also.
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The books in The Generals series from Thomas Nelson consistently rank as some of my favorite biographies, given my love for history and for historical warfare in particular. The latest entry, telling about the life of Andrew Jackson, promised to be interesting. Jackson's a controversial character, so I opened the cover with eagerness, but some trepidation also.
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Jackson - Paul Vickery
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The books in The Generals series from Thomas Nelson consistently rank as some of my favorite biographies, given my love for history and for historical warfare in particular. The latest entry, telling about the life of Andrew Jackson, promised to be interesting. Jackson's a controversial character, so I opened the cover with eagerness, but some trepidation also.
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I always love biographies, particularly free ones from BookSneeze. Washington, in ‘The Generals’ series, tells of Washington's story, beginning with his ascent to military leadership and ending with his return to Mount Vernon after two terms as president of the United States. This book was a refreshing read, and I was able to take an up-close look at George Washington as he lived and breathed for his goals: the Army and the Union.
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Washington - Paul Vickery
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I always love biographies, particularly free ones from BookSneeze. Washington, in ‘The Generals’ series, tells of Washington's story, beginning with his ascent to military leadership and ending with his return to Mount Vernon after two terms as president of the United States. This book was a refreshing read, and I was able to take an up-close look at George Washington as he lived and breathed for his goals: the Army and the Union.
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