North America, 1776

Damn, all the books from 2009 have been dug out.

When I first read this book, my son was just born, and he is now in junior high school.

It was a very good book written back then. It has been read three times after many years. However, some chapters are difficult to read if they are copied from the literature. Some blunt industrial data and some personnel descriptions that have nothing to do with the plot now seem to be too low in word count. Many newcomers can't stand it anymore. The plot of the whole book is still very good.

I gave up after reading the first two chapters. The author's plan to make a fortune leaves me speechless. ... Penicillin, cubic zirconia... I really think the author should check the information carefully before writing the book. Baidu alone is not enough.

When was the book? The first chapter poisons people to death.

I dug it out after sorting out the bookshelf. Thinking back... Didn't all writers know what a mini bomb was in 2009? It's basically common sense now.

This is the only foreign history written with flavor

Damn it, wasn't my junior high school book blocked, and it's out again

Throughout the whole article, I only saw the author praising those who praised the founding of the United States, and then kept squeezing in historical events. The most speechless thing is the aura of the protagonist. He kept targeting Adams, but no one objected, and even forced him away when the army pressed on the border. You must know that the American militiamen were volunteers from each state in the beginning, and he was also a representative of a large state. When provoked, he directly sued for peace unilaterally. No one said anything about this kind of pretentious slap in the face, and he was drunk.

A timeless classic, the first independence war book I read