Just finished Killing the SS. Now I need a book on either the American Revolution or the Civil War. I need it to be interesting. There are some books that can put you to sleep and read like a doctoral thesis.
Can you recommend a non-fiction or fiction book that US Constitution lovers would like to read? We'd like to hear it. Heck, you can even recommend the Communist Manifesto if you're recommending it as a way to understand why Communism is such a ridiculous notion and can explain what you learned from the work.
Someone recommended to me the book, Tip of the Spear, about an injured Green Beret's return to battle. I haven't read it yet. However, it sounds good. https://amzn.com/dp/1546084797
One book I'm re-reading for the third time is The Creature from Jekyll Island, which discusses how the Federal Reserve was created in secret, and how the US banking system has failed us. https://www.amazon.com/dp/0912986212
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A book club for the kinds of books, non-fiction or fiction that US Constitution lovers would like to share and discuss, covering a wide range of topics from Tom Clancy to Economics to Politics. The main rule is... be civil.