In 1933 the man who subverted American democracy pronounced, “The fact is, the English are soft. Britain is like a frightened, flabby old woman. The whole empire is just rotted through and through. Kick in the door and the whole rotten structure will collapse.” He would soon drag America into a two ocean war, with Canada as the prize.Sticking as closely as possible to the real history of the period, making no radical leaps in terms of behavior, logic, or technology, the author pain...

Sun Tzu, the Master of War, once said, "Those who are skilled in producing surprises will win. In conflict, surprise will lead to victory. " Here are four stories about the history of the world IF wars we know about happened differently or IF wars that never happened actually took place. Including:1.The Hostage, in which Abraham Lincoln is kidnapped by the rebels.2.The German Invasion of America of 1889, in which Germany unexpectedly launches its might against the United Stat...

In 1860, disgruntled secessionists in the deep North rebel against the central government and plunge America into Civil War. Will the Kingdom survive? The land will run red with blood before peace comes again.

The book recounts the adventures of Scotch, who accompanied Mills on numerous expeditions in the Rocky Mountains. Mills captures Scotch’s unique abilities, particularly his remarkable intelligence and courage in the face of danger. From guiding Mills through difficult terrains to performing extraordinary feats of survival, Scotch is depicted as more than just a pet—he is a partner in Mills’s explorations of the wilderness.Throughout The Story of Scotch, Mills intertwines descriptions of th...

Discover the untold stories of Virginia's heroes in the Revolutionary War—grief, sacrifice, and courage. The stories of the passions and personalities that placed Virginia in the forefront of the Revolutionary War were replete with grief and sacrifice. The breakup of families over political differences was common. Bereavement spared few, as evidenced by the death of George Washington's stepson. But courageous characters persisted, from the "Paul Revere of Virginia" to the enslaved man turn...

"Watched by Wild Animals" by Enos A. Mills is a captivating exploration of the natural world, where the author shares his profound experiences observing wildlife in their natural habitats. Mills, a naturalist and early advocate for conservation, provides readers with vivid descriptions of various animals and their behaviors. His keen observations and deep appreciation for nature invite readers to connect with the wilderness and understand the importance of preserving it. The book serves as...

"Wild Life on the Rockies" by Enos A. Mills is a captivating exploration of the natural beauty and wildlife of the Rocky Mountains. Mills, a passionate naturalist and conservationist, shares his firsthand experiences and observations of the diverse flora and fauna that inhabit this majestic region. Through vivid descriptions and engaging narratives, he invites readers to appreciate the intricate relationships within ecosystems and the importance of preserving these natural wonders. His dee...

"The Grizzly, Our Greatest Wild Animal" by Enos A. Mills is a captivating exploration of the majestic grizzly bear, a symbol of the wild American frontier. Mills, a naturalist and early conservationist, delves into the life and habits of these magnificent creatures, highlighting their role in the ecosystem and the importance of preserving their habitats. Through vivid descriptions and personal anecdotes, he paints a picture of the grizzly as not just a beast of the wilderness, but as a vit...

In "Beaver World," Enos A. Mills explores the intricate lives of beavers and their significant role in the ecosystem. Through vivid descriptions and keen observations, Mills illustrates how these industrious creatures construct their dams and lodges, shaping their environment in remarkable ways. The book delves into the social structures of beaver families, their behaviors, and the impact they have on the surrounding flora and fauna. Mills' passion for nature shines through, making this wo...

St. Louis had a memorable "flag day" a little more than a century ago. Within twenty-four hours the yellow and red flag of Spain was run down and the tricolor run up; this hauled down and the Stars and Stripes run up. The Louisiana Territory thus became a part of the United States. In a flash, the western boundary of this country was changed from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains. Scarcely were the Stars and Stripes flying, before Lewis and Clark were on their way to explore the...

The Spell of the Rockies gathers Enos A. Mills's vivid essays on mountain life, wildlife, weather, and wilderness travel in the Colorado Rockies. Combining close natural observation with anecdotal adventure, the book moves between encounters with bears, beavers, snowfields, forests, and peaks, translating ecological detail into a lyrical prose of wonder. In the tradition of Thoreau and John Muir, Mills writes as both interpreter and advocate, making the Rockies not merely scenery but a liv...

In Beaver World is a lucid, affectionate work of natural history that studies the beaver as engineer, citizen, and ecological force. Combining field observation, narrative episode, and reflective prose, Mills describes dams, canals, lodges, food-gathering, family life, and the animal's astonishing capacity to reshape landscapes. Written in the tradition of early twentieth-century American nature writing, the book joins scientific curiosity with literary pastoralism, arguing implicitly for ...