Reviews for Report of Law Cases Determined in the Court of Appeals of South Carolina: January Term 1836,...

The average rating for Report of Law Cases Determined in the Court of Appeals of South Carolina: January Term 1836,... based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-07-26 00:00:00 Stanley Wagner This is where micro-history meets military history. The book offers an intimate portrait of the Illinois men who formed the core of Company G. They found themselves fighting friends and family at Belmont and went into the maelstrom on April 6 at Shiloh. It is a good read about an odd topic.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-03-11 00:00:00 Tsubasa Fukumoto It took me a while to finish this book (started it over a year before I finished it). It is not that it is badly written; it is actually quite packed tight with information and goes thoroughly through the history of Canada. Not having a breadth of knowledge on Canadian history, it was laborious at times for me to take it all in so-to-speak. With that said and barring the fact that I have read no other histories on Canada, this book was quite informative and made me appreciate our northern neighbors and their path as respects their approach to the government of our shared "mother" country. One thing is for certain if Brown is indeed accurate in his depiction of Canadian relations with first nations peoples: while the Canadian record is not spotless, it would appear that their overall record is better than that found in the United States. At any rate, if you want a thorough introduction to Canadian history read this book; or, read a less-thorough survey of Canadian history first and then read this one to fill in the details.