The Story of Alexander Hamilton's Rise to Greatness as a War Hero

As the story opens, young Alexander Hamilton marches with the Continentals at Fort Lee, New Jersey. He is frustrated by being relegated to the end of the line and missing out on the action. He desperately wants to make a name for himself. His fortunes soon change at the Raritan River when the vanguard of British infantry catches up to Washington's army.

Hamilton, and his cannons are the only defense line available to prevent the army from being destroyed. Successfully protecting the Continental army and allowing their escape with his rear-guard action, Hamilton catches the attention of George Washington.

Learn How the Youngest Founding Father was set to Overthrow Congress

The future President asks the twenty-year-old Hamilton to join his staff. Sent on one daring mission after another Hamilton s stature grows, creating great political mistrust among his rivals. When ambition overtakes Hamilton, he threatens to overthrow Congress, which he sees as corrupt. Challenging a Congressman to a duel who views Hamilton as treasonous immigrant his world nearly self-destructs.

Hot-Tempered, Ambitious, Hamilton was always the 'smartest man in the room'

Washington recognized that Hamilton was the only man who could write in Washington's "own voice" in important military correspondence with Congress and the French. Hamilton had no equal in this regard.

George Washington's Real Right-Hand Man

In this narrative history you'll discover

1. How he saved Washington's retreating army at the Raritan with only two cannons.
2. How he dressed down a victorious General to get the reinforcements his Commander needed.
3. How he led a nightime attack against the British armed only with the bayonet.

The book has been favorably reviewed by Hamilton's own descendents

Douglas Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton's 5th Great Grandson highly recommends the book!

 "A must read for all my family to better understand the history of our most famous ancestor."

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Don't spend another minute not knowing how Hamilton forged his name and built his character in war. He was highly respected, feared and even hated by some of his contemporaries. Learn why.

Washington Crossing: America's First D-Day

A Story of Bravery, Seduction and Saving a Revolution

George Washington's Finest Hour

The Dark Days of 1776

The book Highlights little known facts about the Crossing

1. The Marbleheaders saved the Revolution twice, once at Brooklyn, New York and once again crossing the Delaware River.
2. A beautiful widow seduced a Hessian Colonel and kept him busy for three days preventing reinforcements from arriving in Trenton.
3. A leader of a loyalist gang swam across the Delaware river on Christmas Eve to warn the Hessians that Washington was planning to attack Trenton.
4. Three different crossings were attempted on Christmas Day and only Washington’s group made it, the other two crossings had to turn back due to ice and severe weather.
5. Washington used a network of spies to insure a successful surprise attackIf the attack on Trenton was not successful the American Revolution would have come to an end.

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"Stirring eyewitness accounts woven into a compelling narrative you can't put down."

A stirring collection of first-hand accounts from Privates on up to the commanding Generals at the Battle of Gettysburg woven into a dramatic and compelling narrative. The reader is transported back to the chaos and uncertainty of the sweltering first three days of July 1863 when Lee's Army of Northern Virginia invaded the North threatening Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington itself.
Soldiers on both sides gave everything they had believing that Gettysburg would be the final epic battle in an already long and terrible war.

How Canada Won the Great War

For nearly 100 years Canada's role in ending WWI sooner than anyone thought possible has gone largely unrecognized. The Canadian Corp led by citizen soldier, Arthur Currie, became the premiere fighting force on the Western Front. The fact that Canada was not yet a formalized nation but a Dominion at the close of the war may be the reason for the absence of recognition yet the record of the Canadian WWI military accomplishments is irrefutable.

Weather and Warfare

Weather and Warfare dramatically retraces the meteorological forces during battlefield engagements that doomed or saved civilizations. In 1588 more than half of the Spanish Armada, on its way around northern Britain, was destroyed by storms in retreat back to Spain. Napoleon’s attack on Russia was stopped cold by winter weather, as was Hitler’s siege of Leningrad. In WWI, it was all-quiet on the western front during mud season. The miracle at Dunkirk took place under cover of heavy fog, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was launched under cover of Pacific storms and the D-day invasion of Normandy was launched based on the most critical weather forecast in history.

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