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Excellent History of Critical Battle
Wesley S. Odom does a phenomenal job of bringing the little-known but critically-important Siege of Pensacola to life! This battle of the American Revolution determined the future not just of Pensacola, but of the entire Gulf Coast and Mississippi River Valley. Spain's defeat of Great Britain in West Florida had monumental implications for the British Empire, Native Americans, and the fledgling United States.Odom's book is readable, to the point, and written from the viewpoint of a trained historian and former U.S. Navy officer who spends virtually every day of his life looking out on the scene where the siege took place. Rich in maps and filled with both modern photographs and original portraits to add perspective and understanding, "The Longest Siege of the American Revolution: Pensacola" is a long-needed and welcome addition to the written record of the American Revolution in general and especially of the war on the Gulf Coast.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020
Odom's book is readable, to the point, and written from the viewpoint of a trained historian and former U.S. Navy officer who spends virtually every day of his life looking out on the scene where the siege took place. Rich in maps and filled with both modern photographs and original portraits to add perspective and understanding, "The Longest Siege of the American Revolution: Pensacola" is a long-needed and welcome addition to the written record of the American Revolution in general and especially of the war on the Gulf Coast.
Excellent History of Critical Battle
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020
Wesley S. Odom does a phenomenal job of bringing the little-known but critically-important Siege of Pensacola to life! This battle of the American Revolution determined the future not just of Pensacola, but of the entire Gulf Coast and Mississippi River Valley. Spain's defeat of Great Britain in West Florida had monumental implications for the British Empire, Native Americans, and the fledgling United States.Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2020
Odom's book is readable, to the point, and written from the viewpoint of a trained historian and former U.S. Navy officer who spends virtually every day of his life looking out on the scene where the siege took place. Rich in maps and filled with both modern photographs and original portraits to add perspective and understanding, "The Longest Siege of the American Revolution: Pensacola" is a long-needed and welcome addition to the written record of the American Revolution in general and especially of the war on the Gulf Coast.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2021
