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Old 08-18-2014, 12:53 PM   #50
Daskalos
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There are so many good books. Jeff and Michael Shaara wrote very good novels about the Civil War; the movies God's and Generals and Gettysburg were made from them. Bernard Cornwell wrote an excellent series on the Saxon and on the Napoleonic War; the Sharpe Series, also made into a mini-series. CS Forester's Hornblower series, also of the Napoleonic era, but at sea.
W.L. White's, The Were Expendable is a great book about PT boat during WWII.

I am currently reading the Eagle series by Simon Scarrow, my only complaint with him is he uses modern vernacular and idioms in a first century AD Roman setting. The story line are good if you can ignore little mistakes like an Ox have testicles.

I know I'm picky, but if you know the difference it takes away from the story.

I wish you good reading!
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