David Garland (2)

At no point of this book are the events to come obvious. Within the historical context of the American Revolution the author provides a many examples of loyalty and the need for feedback from all levels of authority. This books provides a myriad of strategic moves that have succeed and fail, all of which provide a lesson for every event. Valley Forge is written from many perspectives, which makes the book more complex, realistic and adds much value to reading it. As the book looks at the same time frame from different perspective, the author does a magnificent job at making clear from who's perspective the events at seen. A potential problem is that most of the book dealing with conversations, but there is no lack of details.… (meer)