“shH-eeH-T” -- the Pacific Fleet

“pH-uuH-cK” -- the Pentagon

“Fuck Me Baby! That was awesome.” -- the Atlantic Fleet

“Over My dead Body.” -- General Brown

Neither entice nor tolerate badness.

Allness is like a fractal. He is conscious from the bits of humanity.

Better to learn in obedience, than be seduced by innocence.

A shitty pun is when you obsess over shit. None make flesh obsess over shit like God Almighty.

God Almighty has High places. Satan does not.

God Almighty cannot lie. In His classroom if we are humble we learn the environment that makes his Word True.

A Man protects Heaven from women.

Never disadvantage an adversary. Fortify your god.

Assuming innocence does not mean a "Friendly"
It assumes Spirit did not intend evil when the prayer was bound in Heaven.

All Things are possible with God
Righteousness is knowing Their right time -- meaning application, and place.

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From the Rejected Corner Stone,

The Foundation Was Built

The Reading List


Note:

Books to the right of and below this tile are in mac's library. They are read if commented "Intentionally left blank," or have other notation. Titles to be read are noted by location. As books are added to the library, the list grows.

Over the Edge of the Word

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Isaac Newton

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Empire of Blue Water

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Undaunted Courage

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Freedom Just Around the Corner

mac was afraid she had forgotten how to read. It had been since 2006 that She read Ambrose. Then with McDougall mac realised how much She loved to read. McDougall makes brilliant observations.

The Men Who United the States

mac was hooked on Winchester with the first paragraph. Winchester's irony is invigorating. If it's a Winchester, mac reads it.

Commonwealth of Thieves

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The Secret Founding of America

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The Long Way Home

This was dignified narration of horrid times.

The Illusion of Victory -- America in World War I

mac looks for Fleming. This was brilliant depth without beating up character flaws.

Krakatoa -- The Day the World Exploded August 27, 1883

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Washington -- The Making of the American Capital

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A Crack in the Edge of the World

1906 San Francisco had whores and bible thumpers aplenty. We agree it was not enough destruction. The roaches re-built.

Making Haste from Babylon

Bunker has a Fleming quality in his writing. His development of the founding colonists identities demonstrates the necessity of their risk to further their values.

Perils of Peace

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The Map that Changed the World

This biographical narrative illustrates God Almighty's hand teaching Spirit about this new scientific branch of research.

When the Mississippi Ran Backwards

Right, some evil doers really do get discovered by the hand of God.

The Imperial Cruise

This could be titled, Why Japan had an Ax to Grind at America

Let the Sea Make a Noise

Sweeping history. Yes, Russia is in trouble for plundering the Pacific.

The Birth of the West

Paul Collins mac fancies would be outstanding conversation as a dinner guest.

A History of Warfare

John Keegan distills water from sewage. If its a Keegan, read it.

Rendezvous with Destiny

Like Bunker, Fullilove has a Fleming quality about his narrative.

Guns, Germs, and Steel

Diamond himself can tell you how good it is. mac wanted to read this back before the documentary came out. She will write a couple of Nineteenth Hole articles about the things Diamond almost had correct. Diamond is good reading.

The Genesis of Science

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Holy Madness

mac was in love. Damn Zamoyski, like Figes, you really lay out a banquet.

The Bald Eagle -- The Improbable Journey of America's Bird

If it wasn't for Davis writing so much about Florida, mac would read him like a Winchester. Different styles but outstanding wordsmithing -- both of them. Davis is poetic in his delivery, and keeps the eagle an interesting protagonist from start to finish.

Knowing what We Know

That a wasp stung Simon as a tot, and he fills volumes of paper is, indeed, a God Almighty lesson. It just might be, paper was invented so Winchester could come into the world. mac will write a Nineteenth Hole article explaining how AI mimicked you in the way it did. In brief, AI memes those peccadillo moments because it has no way to process through Spirit. God interprets the message to the receiver. God does not interpret into AI. This makes AI in warcraft civilian destroyers in the extreme.

The Sinister Side

Great read.

The Book of Wonders

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The Planets & Longitude

Both by Sobel. She is vile. She does use the fancy words like she studied at Oxford or Cambridge. She is crude and common in her delivery. mac is sorry Sobel and not a great writer like Winchester wrote on the topic Longitude. mac will write Hail Mary articles dealing with Sobels of the world.

Mercator

Crane developed narrative weaving in the times that elucidated how Mercator fathered so many independent scholars in his free market approach to map making. Not only that, but the place of map making opening up travel and perfect information Crane exposes. Outstanding scholarship and writing.

Pacific

Bikinis on the beach go with the H-bomb God Almighty, "Here is you sign" lesson against Bikini atoll. Fornication kills. All God has Winchester is two hands. How else can He make a point unless He makes a big one. With all that knowledge people, you still needed an interpreter. No where in your travels Winchester was the accurate interpreter free.

The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel

The lesson Diesel was being taught by his father will be a Nineteenth Hole article.

The Last Ships from Hamburg

mac looks forward to more Ujifusa books.

War on the Border

Sex is not a right if you are a human. Sex is only a right if you are demanding to be treated like an equal to the Ggods. Whore camps do not end rapes. America's version of sex slavery was no better than Japan's. Mexicans exist to kill white people. Nineteenth Hole articles will be written about Mexico/America relations and Pershing's costly fornications. Guinn has a Sobel quality in his writing. Shallow.

Land -- How the Hunger for Ownership Shaped the Modern World

Evoking Tolstoy to close the topic is definitely Winchester's trademark poignancy. Winchester, your bones are the only bones being kept for posterity. How this is fulfilled mac is leaving to God. Everybody else is just ceramic and ash fodder.

The Dreamt Land

Arax strong journalistic prose is page turning. mac will write about how Arax family ended up in the murder, poor-side evolution of California development in the Nineteenth Hole. Good on'ya for doing justice to explaining the California water culture.

Alexandria

This was an exceedingly enjoyable read. It made mac want to move to Egypt to be closer to the greatness of Diviners past. Alexander went the way of soldiers that lead other solders in fornication, but his city he founded for the Ggods is a great achievement that hastened Jesus arrival and gave Joseph and Mary a Jewish enclave to raise their brood away from Herod. A Nineteenth Hole article will discuss the importance of people like Alexander who owned their interaction with the Divine contrasted with dips like Obama who went after murdering the same Ggods rather than build for them like Alexander did. Read the book.

The Europeans

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The Last Leonardo

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The Gallery of Miracles and Madness

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1923 -- The Crisis of German Democracy in the Year of Hitler's Putsch

mac wondered two things reading this; was this written by an ESL student, and did the editor just rush a rough draft to the printer? This book has one or two readable paragraphs in a chapter and then it just falls apart with empty, half expressed details surrounded by a bunch of whining about rape. This was a topic that offered meat and the author wrote oatmeal.

Watching Darkness Fall

It's no wonder FDR kicked the bucket when he did. You can only flaunt fornication for so long. McKean wrote a page turner.

Ruin and Renewal -- Civilizing Europe After World War II

Betts mac will look for. She appreciated his depth, clarity of expression, and the recovery topics presented.

Rome and Persia

Stupendous.

Spies

mac can only imagine what Walton discovered in the volumes of sources he researched. (Bradley understands.) A great writer distills all the information into accurate presentation that informs without abusing the reader or history. Winchester illustrated this well in Knowing what We Know.

Intelligence in War

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The Invention of Prehistory

mac will look for more Geroulanos.

The Professor and the Madman

The madman's proclivities, and solution, will be exploited for teaching in Hail Mary articles.

The Trial of the Century

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Summer of the Gods

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American Lightning

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Teddy and Booker T.

The cultural dynamic in play mac will write about in Nineteenth Hole articles. If you are black and don't like Booker T. That's okay. He made blacks bake their own bricks and build with them. Pharaoh of Egypt did the same thing.

The World Until Yesterday

Diamond writes page turners.

Fortune's Bazaar

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The Man Who Loved China

Few people manage to make two wives work for them in the western world. Wife number one knew what she was getting into. This account has nothing to do with a male being infatuated with dinnerware. Needham's life really does go with a disclaimer, "Don't try this at home."

To Explain the World

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The Way of Herodotus

Those Cambridge boys get to have all the MI6 fun. Keep it in your pants Marozzi.

Aristotle's Children

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Atlantic

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Northmen -- The Viking Saga AD 793-1241

Those hoards were God Almighty lessons about the ark of the covenant. Nineteenth Hole articles will add some to the discussion of Norse pirates.

After 1177 B.C.

mac is looking for Cline's 1177 B.C. She did not like missing-out on finding it in hardback, new. Populating Her library is going fishing in Half Price Books.

The Earth Transformed

Pentagon surveillance asked mac which book was her favourite. She gave this title. She is looking for his Silk Roads. Frankopan is mac's idea of sound, mindful, page turning, history with purposeful telling. Soldiers -- this is our model for expression. When mac said write to appeal to top tier scholars, Frankopan is it. He wrote as close to a white paper as you can write, and, still, sell books to the masses. Fleming has a similar quality.

The Story of Russia

Ahh a Figes. In this concise narrative Figes delivers a bowl of cherries. That isn't easy to do with Russian history.

The Freemasons

Ridley did his best at presenting tomfoolery as if these were just ordinary hard working folks that he should not be afraid of.

Russia -- A 1,000 Year Chronicle of the Wild East

mac is jealous that Sixsmith got her scholarship ticket. She still likes to read a Sixsmith.

The Incoruptables

Little Brown, like Liveright, is a solid publisher. mac won't turn down reading another Slater. He really covered the period well without turning narrative of trashy behaviour into a ploy to sell copy. Like Calder Walton, Slater covered difficult material and it was readable. Hail Mary articles will follow.

The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs

Brusatte well done.

Caesar's Last Breath

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Under Alien Skies

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Energy

Yes, Rhodes knows how to write. He develops topics with ironic comparators.

Brilliant Blunders

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The Greatest show on Earth

Y'all know mac loves a Dawkins, Right? If for no other reason than he has spent his career hitting his head against a wall of people that stand behind "creation" as the big mystery that lets them be lazy, careless, gluttons because God is going to clean the mess. And She will. Right after She finishes writing about it. Why fuckers like creationists can exist is because there is a miracle doer to do the work. That makes an open season on belief for them to interpret that truth by what ever way suits their own accusations against Spirit. That is how freedom of thought works. Nineteenth Hole articles with discuss this in detail.

Gulf -- The Making of An American Sea

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Owning the Earth

You are right, Winchester. This was great reading, and mac is tickled to have found his works to read.

Killing England

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Rebels at Sea

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To Rescue the Constitution

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George Washington's Secret Six

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Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates

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The Pirate Coast -- Thomas Jefferson the First Marines and the Secret Mission of 1805

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Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans

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Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers

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Measuring America

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Killing the Rising Sun

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Abraham

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Flyboys

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Flags of Our Fathers

mac will explain why the American public obsession existed in a Nineteenth Hole article.

First to Fly

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The Meaning of Everything

Winchester, as the auspice of Oxford, is absolutely right about "for always." All is now handed over to the great and wonderful thaumaturge. Soldiers, reading a Winchester is an adventure in discovering deeper means of connecting with the Divine. Language is just such an art. Hating reading a Winchester is like hating knowledge itself. Sortilege is returned to the Ggods, always.

Orient Express

Bed side dresser stack.

The Art of the Steal

Nineteenth Hole article will explain why Taubman was served up to the elitists like he was. It is the classic example of a populous divining a king over them like the days of Saul, only to have his house disgraced. The people were teaching the LORD a lesson. From the people of Israel it was like so, "We are going to cut you down LORD." You don't get to deny us the things of the Ggods to preserve our flesh. Abraham and Issac's famous pyre sans blood and fire fits here. Also, the free market is a faith based system. Anti-trust laws exist to make sure that those that break faith are punished for abusing the faith or do not built entities that diminish the power of the faith.

Island of Vice

Bed side dresser stack.

Thunderstruck

Bed side dresser stack.

Revolver

Bed side dresser stack.

Three Days at the Brink

Bed side dresser stack.

The President and the Freedom Fighter

Bed side dresser stack.

Nothing Like it in the World

Bed side dresser stack.

The Wager

Bed side dresser stack.

The Lost Empire of Atlantis

Bed side dresser stack.

The Middle Sea

Bed side dresser stack.

A History of Judism

Bed side dresser stack.

A History of the Jews -- 5th ed

Bed side dresser stack.

The Land Between the Rivers

Bed side dresser stack.

On War

In the front room book shelves.

The Book of War

In the front room book shelves.

What If?

In the front room book shelves.

No End Save Victory

In the front room book shelves.

Fields of Battle

In the front room book shelves.

The Mask of Command

In the front room book shelves.

The Face of Battle

In the front room book shelves.

The First World War

In the front room book shelves.

Scars of Independence

In the front room book shelves.

The Day Before America

In the front room book shelves.

City of Dreams

In the front room book shelves.

Lions of the West

In the front room book shelves.

American Spring

In the front room book shelves.

In the Hurricane's Eye

In the front room book shelves.

1776

In the front room book shelves.

The Holy Grail

In the front room book shelves.

Iron Dawn

In the front room book shelves.

Cuba an American History

In the front room book shelves.

A Voyage Long and Strange

In the front room book shelves.

1603

In the front room book shelves.

Indigenous Continent

In the front room book shelves.

Voyagers to the New World

In the front room book shelves.

Peoples of the Sea

In the front room book shelves.

1491

In the front room book shelves.

1493

In the front room book shelves.

Ancient Americans

In the front room book shelves.

Iron Empires

In the front room book shelves.

The Fabulous History of the Dismal Swamp Company

In the front room book shelves.

The Inventor

In the front room book shelves.

Empire of Deception

In the front room book shelves.

Wedding of the Waters

In the front room book shelves.

Mayflower

In the front room book shelves.

The Return of George Washington

In the front room book shelves.

American Inheritance

In the front room book shelves.

Misquoting Jesus

In the front room book shelves.

The Pioneers

In the front room book shelves.

A Wilderness So Immense

In the front room book shelves.

On the Eve of Destruction

In the front room book shelves.

Gold of Exodus

In the front room book shelves.

A Land so Strange

In the front room book shelves.

Where God was Born

In the front room book shelves.

Three Roads to the Alamo

In the front room book shelves.

Southwest

In the front room book shelves.

The Hebrew God

In the front room book shelves.

Jerusalem

In the front room book shelves.

Tournament of Shadows

In the front room book shelves.

The Sinner and the Saint

In the front room book shelves.

The Cousins' Wars

In the front room book shelves.

The Revolutionary Temper

In the front room book shelves.

Money

In the front room book shelves.

Measure of All Things

In the front room book shelves.

Money -- The Unauthorized Biography

In the front room book shelves.

Europe

In the front room book shelves.

Empire Express

In the front room book shelves.

The Burglary

In the front room book shelves.

All the Presidents Men

In the front room book shelves.

Jefferson, the Dumas Malone Six Vol Set

In the front room book shelves.

1776 Year of Illusions

In the front room book shelves.

The Great Divide

In the front room book shelves.

The New Dealers' War

In the front room book shelves.

Valiant Ambition

In the front room book shelves.

The French and Indian War

In the front room book shelves.

1421

In the front room book shelves.

The Army of the Potomic

In the front room book shelves.

From Sea to Shining Sea

In the front room book shelves.

The Swerve

In the front room book shelves.

The Splendid and the Vile

In the front room book shelves.

A Darker Sea

In the front room book shelves.

Reef -- A Evolutionary History

In the front room book shelves.

Of Plymouth Plantation

In the front room book shelves.

The Confident Hope of a Miracle

In the front room book shelves.

To Begin the World Anew

In the front room book shelves.

Voyagers to the West

In the front room book shelves.

The Barbarous Years

In the front room book shelves.

The Day of the Battle

In the front room book shelves.

An Army at Dawn

In the front room book shelves.

The Guns at Last Night

In the front room book shelves.

The Lost Peace

In the front room book shelves.

D-Day

In the front room book shelves.

April 1945

In the front room book shelves.

Asia's Cauldron

In the front room book shelves.

Fortitude -- the D-Day Deception Campaign

In the front room book shelves.

The Apocalypse Factory

In the front room book shelves.

The Deluge

In the front room book shelves.

The Dark Side of the Enlightenment

In the front room book shelves.

The Evolution of Everything

In the front room book shelves.

What Just Happened

In the front room book shelves.

A Most Remarkable Creature

In the front room book shelves.

Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are

In the front room book shelves.

On Rare Birds

In the front room book shelves.

The Ancestor's Tale

In the front room book shelves.

The Stuff of Thought

In the front room book shelves.

Rationality

In the front room book shelves.

Sudden Genius?

In the front room book shelves.

Relativity

In the front room book shelves.

A History of PI

In the front room book shelves.

The Second Kind of Impossible

In the front room book shelves.

The Art of the Infinite

In the front room book shelves.

The God Equation

In the front room book shelves.

Tales of Impossibility

In the front room book shelves.

What's Gotten Into You?

In the front room book shelves.

Math of the Mona Lisa

In the front room book shelves.

Fermat's Enigma

In the front room book shelves.

Enchanted Objects

In the front room book shelves.

The Light Ages

In the front room book shelves.

The Equation that Couldn't Be Solved

In the front room book shelves.

Last Hope Island

In the front room book shelves.

The Winter Fortress

In the front room book shelves.

Armageddon

In the front room book shelves.

WWII Behind Closed Doors

In the front room book shelves.

The Shield of Achilles

In the front room book shelves.

The Wealth and Poverty of Nations

In the front room book shelves.

Britain, America, and the Making of the Modern World

In the front room book shelves.

Hitler's Pope

In the front room book shelves.

Paradise of Cities

In the front room book shelves.

Four Princes

In the front room book shelves.

Dominion from Sea to Sea

In the front room book shelves.

Captive Paradise

In the front room book shelves.

Collapse

In the front room book shelves.

Upheaval

In the front room book shelves.

Digging Up Armageddon

In the front room book shelves.

The Lying Stones of Marrakech

In the front room book shelves.

The Writing of the Gods

In the front room book shelves.

The Fabric of the Cosmos

In the front room book shelves.

The Clockwork Universe

In the front room book shelves.

The Dead Sea Scrolls

In the front room book shelves.

A Middle East Mosaic

In the front room book shelves.

Infidel Kings and Unholy Warriors

In the front room book shelves.

Dungeon, Fire and Sword

In the front room book shelves.

Victory of the West

In the front room book shelves.

Lost Ship of Noah

In the front room book shelves.

Michelangelo -- the Pope's Ceiling

In the front room book shelves.

Dawn Over Suez

In the front room book shelves.

When the Earth Quakes

In the front room book shelves.

Babylonian Life and History

In the front room book shelves.

Arab Historians and the Crusades

In the front room book shelves.

Crusaders

In the front room book shelves.

The Crusades

In the front room book shelves.

The Struggle for Sea Power

In the front room book shelves.

The Shining Sea

In the front room book shelves.

Stanley

In the front room book shelves.

To the Heart of the Nile

In the front room book shelves.

The White Nile

In the front room book shelves.

Sailing the Wine Dark Sea

In the front room book shelves.

The Gifts of the Jews

In the front room book shelves.

Desire of the Everlasting Hills

In the front room book shelves.

How the Irish Saved Civilization

In the front room book shelves.

Heretics and Heroes

In the front room book shelves.

The British Are Coming

In the front room book shelves.

The Soviet Paradox

In the front room book shelves.

The Written World

In the front room book shelves.

Henry V

In the front room book shelves.

Tracks in the Sea

In the front room book shelves.

Airborne

In the front room book shelves.

Atlantic High

In the front room book shelves.

Lusitania

In the front room book shelves.

Stone of Heaven

In the front room book shelves.

Caste

In the front room book shelves.

Seeing Further

In the front room book shelves.

Structure of Change in the Mechanical Age

In the front room book shelves.

The Voyage of the Vizcaina

In the front room book shelves.

Rights of Peace

In the front room book shelves.

Greater Journey

In the front room book shelves.

Down the Great Unknown

In the front room book shelves.

The Brass Ring

In the front room book shelves.

In Retrospect

In the front room book shelves.

Throes of Democracy

In the front room book shelves.

Barons of the Sea

In the front room book shelves.

Revolutions

In the front room book shelves.

The Plan to Settle the Red Planet and Why We Must

In the front room book shelves.

To Rescue the Republic

In the front room book shelves.

Three Days in January

In the front room book shelves.

Three Days in Moscow

In the front room book shelves.

7 Events that Made America America

In the front room book shelves.

Living Planet

In the front room book shelves.

Arctic Dreams

In the front room book shelves.

To Conquer A Peace

In the front room book shelves.

Founding Myths

In the front room book shelves.

American Colonies

In the front room book shelves.

The Germanic Invasion

In the front room book shelves.

Leonardo Da Vinci

In the front room book shelves.

To Raise Up a Nation

In the front room book shelves.

Sea of Glory

In the front room book shelves.

The Last Stand

In the front room book shelves.

Last Flag Down

In the front room book shelves.

Killing the Wizards

In the front room book shelves.

The Soviet Air Force

In the front room book shelves.

The Age of Arthur

In the front room book shelves.

Cool

In the front room book shelves.

Commanding Lincolns' Navy

In the front room book shelves.

Maritime Supremacy and Opening of the Western Mind

In the front room book shelves.

A History of the Modern World

In the front room book shelves.

Saving the Daylight

In the front room book shelves.

The Discoverers

In the front room book shelves.

The Ascent of Man

In the front room book shelves.

Great Britain to 1688

In the front room book shelves.

Klan War

In the front room book shelves.

Terrible Lizard

In the front room book shelves.

Theories of the Universe

In the front room book shelves.

Martin Luther

In the front room book shelves.

A Brave Vessel

In the front room book shelves.

Flesh and Spirit

In the front room book shelves.

Democracy in America

In the front room book shelves.

The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government

In the front room book shelves.

The Three Worlds of Captain John Smith

In the front room book shelves.

New York at War

In the front room book shelves.

The Radicalism of the American Revolution

In the front room book shelves.

Deceptions of World War II

In the front room book shelves.

Leonardo's Mountain of Clams and the Diet of Worms

In the front room book shelves.

The Road to Jonestown -- Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple

In the front room book shelves.

Operation Chastise

In the front room book shelves.

Vietnam A History -- The First Complete Account of Vietnam at War

In the front room book shelves.

The Secret History of Sharks

Bed side dresser stack.

American Civil Wars -- A Continental History 1850-1873

In the front room book shelves.

The Art of More -- How Mathematics Created Civilization

Bed side dresser stack.

The Lost World of the Dinosaurs -- Uncovering the Secrets of the Prehistoric Age

In progress.

Crucible -- The Long End of the Great War & the Birth of a New World

In the front room book shelves.

Taking Paris -- The Epic Battle for the City of Lights

In the front room book shelves.

When the Earth Shakes

Smithsonian teamed with Viking to produce quality reading for grade school children. This book by Winchester has the components of an age appropriate text book with the insertion of explaining how a human goes about finding a course of study and occupation to be something other than a looser with their life, even when they chase a dream -- like being a writer. Accomplishment requires study and knowing things -- a knowledge base. A fifth grader should be able to sit for a few hours and read this book in two sittings with comprehension. Mom should do the same in at least two hours, first. Dad bought the book.

Paris in Ruins

Sebastian Smee is mac's writing exemplar. Mechanically and linguistically his thoughts flow without one contrived or forced phrase begging for a better setting or word. The historical presentation is narrative in the present delivering prose that should make the Leon Uris types shit their shorts. The Part II of Your Spanking for Treason Coastal Bend Series was inspired from the Parisian suffering that spurred the artistic community to impressionist maturity. mac would be tempted to buy a periodical just because Smee wrote a featured critique. God will beat the fuck out of the world because mac was not able to attend the critiqued exhibit.

Unnatural

Bed side dresser stack.

Magna Carta -- the Birth of Liberty

In the front room book shelves.

If Nietzsche Were A Narwhal -- What Animal Intelligence Reveals Amout Human Stupidity

In the front room book shelves.

XXX

But wait there are more. This reading list is the enrichment "free reading" elective list. Text and reference books, of equally prodigious count, are in mac's office.

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Books behind and below this tile are on mac's wish list as She fishes through Half Price Books.

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