Trying to finish "Mornings On Horseback about T. Roosevlet early life by D. McCollough before the term starts
You would enjoy "1776", by David McCollugh
When Character was King by Peggy Noon about Ronald Reagan.
Oh I finished "Undaunted Courage a few months ago about the Lewis & Clark expedition which was an excellent read about the "America" of that time period
Hey!
I just finished Meriwether Lewis, by R. Dillon!
Are you sure you're not a typing dog posing as a human on the internet, too..??!!!
Before that I read "Roundup on the Double D," and the 1955 condensed versions of "The Roosevelts of Sagamore Hill," "No Time for Sergeants," "The Last Hunt," and an autobiography of socialite Elsa Maxwell.
I have now proceeded to re-read the Nosler Reloading Manual #2, from 1981. Page 75 has a lovely little mechanical drawing of the .221 Remington Fireball, which I'm sure you find very beautiful too.