Benjamin Franklin, An American Life by Walter Issacson A good look at Franklin and his times. Franklin is entertaining just because of the little stories he came up with, often very persuasive, pointed stories ment to change opinion. Also, he was the most flirtations.
John Adams by David McCullough Adams is reviered by his fellow founders, but adams abrasive attitude and high and mighty airs piss off many people. The French hated him, while they loved Franklin. The book is deep, mainly because Adams and his wife Abigail wrote each other constantly (see the Broadway Musical 1776).
American Sphinx by Joseph J Ellis The author looks into why Thomas Jefferson had such an impact (often the counter to John Adams' bombast, but yet was a very silent, solitary figure who had greatness thrust upon him. He seems to be the most reluctant founding father to serve.
I can read just about anything about Broadway and never get bored...but with almost anything else, it can be quite a challenge.
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Benjamin Franklin, An American Life by Walter Issacson
A good look at Franklin and his times. Franklin is entertaining just because of the little stories he came up with, often very persuasive, pointed stories ment to change opinion. Also, he was the most flirtations.
John Adams by David McCullough
Adams is reviered by his fellow founders, but adams abrasive attitude and high and mighty airs piss off many people. The French hated him, while they loved Franklin. The book is deep, mainly because Adams and his wife Abigail wrote each other constantly (see the Broadway Musical 1776).
American Sphinx by Joseph J Ellis
The author looks into why Thomas Jefferson had such an impact (often the counter to John Adams' bombast, but yet was a very silent, solitary figure who had greatness thrust upon him. He seems to be the most reluctant founding father to serve.
His Excellency by Joseph J Ellis ( ... )
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