Audiobook The Historical Atlas of the American Revolution

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With most of America fixed on the Civil War, trying to find comparable material on the more interesting period of the "American Revolution" and the "Colonial Period" has always been difficult.
As a native Virginian where the founding of America started (Jamestown, Williamsburg), a State/Commonwealth where all students are required to take "Virginia History" in school, I found this book to be excellent.
There are plenty of plates, maps and other colorful guides to keep any reader interested.  The way the book is laid out, it allows for jumping from one chapter to any other chapter as opposed to having to go in strict order.  To this reader, that is a major plus.
For thoughs who look for more indepth reading about the revolutionary period, the book "Virginia: The New Dominion" by Virginus Dabney is filled with historical facts. It provides history from 1607 to the present.  There are no pictures in this book of nearly 400 pages.
As for "The Historical Atlas of The American Revolution" I originally found it in the "College of William and Mary" bookstore, one block from historial "Colonial Williamsburg" for $90 ($95 with tax). Online through Amazon/Bormarina I purchased and within days received the same "new" book for $55.
I would definitely recommend the Historical Atlas of The American Revolution to anyone who enjoys early American history.

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