[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars This volume features some of the beautiful and illuminating artworks created by the artists who traveled with European explorers. It also includes excerpts of the writings of the explorers. These histories are fascinating but often horrifyingly colonialist. It's a startling look into the minds of the Europeans of this era.
NetGalley, Andrea Romance

This is a careful and scholarly book which plays down the epic moments like the bombardment of Gibraltar and the duel between the Serapis and the Bonhomme Richard. In their place we have not only an account of all the main naval actions, including the combats on the lakes and rivers, but also of the organisation, supply and manning of the various navies on both sides. If you are familiar only with the land war then read this as a corrective.
Historical Novels Review

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln is an incredibly gripping book that delves deep into the tragic events surrounding one of the darkest moments in American history. Written with meticulous attention to detail and a strong narrative, this book captures the essence of the event and the surrounding controversy with a powerful impact. As I ventured through its pages, I was immediately struck by the author's ability to transport me back in time, immersing me completely in the tense atmosphere of the mid-19th century. The meticulous research invested in this book is abundantly clear, as the account of the assassination and its aftermath unfolds with a wealth of primary sources and historical documentation. Delving into the conspiracy that surrounded it has long been fodder for many a journalist. From John Wilkes Booth's treacherous plot to the involvement of various co-conspirators, the narrative unfolds like a captivating thriller. It skillfully weaves together.. Read more
NetGalley, Benedict Milano

This is the detailed backstory of a covert race during World War II to build the world's first atomic bomb. Robert Oppenheimer, teamed with American and British physicists, toil in the New Mexico desert while the Soviet Union works to better their timeline. Journalist John Harte's detailed research provides an excellent resource for future historians who wish to understand the espionage, experiments, challenges, and conspiracies revolving around the first atomic weapon deployment in 1945.
Stephen L. Moore, author of Patton's Payback

If you have an interest in US aircraft carriers and US Navy aviation, I have no doubt you will enjoy the wide variety you will find in this one. [b] Read the Full Review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/US-Naval-Aviation-1945-2003] Here [/link] [/b]
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