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TagsKentucky (6), Founding Fathers (5), American Revolution (5), U.S. Presidents (4), Daniel Boone (3), Kentucky History (3), U.S. Presidents; Civil War History (2), Kentucky State History (2), American Civil War (2), KY (2) — see all tags

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Favorite authorsH. W. Brands, Joseph J. Ellis, John Ferling, David Hackett Fischer, Thomas Fleming, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Walter Isaacson, Richard M. Ketchum, David McCullough, Nathaniel Philbrick, Jean Edward Smith, James L. Swanson, Gordon S. Wood (Shared favorites)

About meRetired USAF Officer; high school teacher (Science, History). Enjoy reading Colonial, American Revolution, and Founding Fathers history. Member of the National Society, Sons of American Revolution (21 Patriots); 2nd cousin (5X removed) to Abraham Lincoln--My 6GGM, Anne Shipley (1748-1828) was Lincoln's Great Aunt.

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Member sinceAug 11, 2007

Currently readingAlexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow

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I am very interested in a book you have just added, "GW's Indispensable Men". The reviews on this book seems to be very strong. Would like your opinion on this book.
Hi wpark,

I just finished "Twilight at Monticello", and thought it was interesting, because it deals with a period of Jefferson's life that is somewhat overlooked by most biographers. It goes into the most depth with Jefferson's family life, and least with his political life, but it does give a well rounded picture of the man after his presidency. The writing is a little uneven, however, and it jumps from one topic to another a little abruptly at a couple points. Well worth reading though.
Thanks, I did! ;-)
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