Review: 1776
User Review - Ryan - GoodreadsRecently I have grown more and more interested in the Revolutionary War and how our country was shaped. With all the hype surrounding 1776, it seemed a good place to start. Overall, this was a good ... Read full review
Review: 1776
User Review - Patrick Gibson - GoodreadsThe musical was better! No, I'm kidding (although I am one of 23 people on this planet to actually likes the B'way show. No excuse for the other planets). I want David McCullough to be my grandfather ... Read full review
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User Review - GoodreadsA most brilliant look at the events that unfolded for the core birth of the nation; albeit the Revolutionary War did not officially end until the Treaty of Paris in 1783. David McCullogh put an ...
Review: 1776
User Review - Tahleen - GoodreadsI liked this book. Not the most riveting I've ever read, but McCullough did a great job with the narrative of the war in the title year. It was actually all stuff I never knew about, or had vaguely ... Read full review
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User Review - Lauretta - GoodreadsGreat book! Good follow up to Dave Palmer's dual biography of Washington and Arnold. Read full review
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User Review - Andrew - GoodreadsI learned a lot from this history about Washington and the Revolutionary War. Interesting story that seemed to keep building and building as it went on. Really engaging and well told the whole way through. Read full review
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User Review - Jed - GoodreadsGood book. I wanted more from it though. Read full review
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User Review - Christina - GoodreadsLoved this book! I love US history and this book makes me realize either I slept through all history classes I ever took or my teachers gave super abbreviated versions of actual events. It took me ... Read full review
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User Review - Aaron - GoodreadsMcCullough is amazing. That's really all I can say here. If I try and elaborate more... I'll never stop. Read full review
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User Review - Lance - GoodreadsI actually read this in hardcover. This is one of the best history books I have ever read. Most history books are very biased in that they portray only one side of the story (this is especially true ... Read full review
