Official Review: Unfaltering Trust by Roy Ziegler

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Re: Official Review: Unfaltering Trust by Roy Ziegler

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I am sure this is a great book to learn about America's history. Your review attests to the fact by stating the author's in depth research that went into this book. But I tend to avoid politics and political movements because of its very nature. So I will be passing on this book. Thanks for the review!!
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A history book with religious thought is very rare. I'm a big fan of historical books. So, I would definitely read this book. Thank you for your awesome review
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The book sounds intriguing and the review too is very insightful. I would love to give it a try.
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This book sounds intriguing as I have some interest in this time period, although older history interests me more. It would be a good idea to learn more about foundation on which this country was built, though, especially now. After all, if you think something I fundamentally wrong, you have to start at the beginning and go from there. Thank you for the helpful review!
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The book is definitely inspired by some solid research, and I appreciate the author's efforts in compiling a comprehensive set of historical events spanning generations in a single book. Thank you for the detailed review.
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Based on the it's official OBC review, the book is very educative. I am sure that historians and people interested in American history will love to read this book. Congratulations to the author!
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This seems like an interesting historical book, however I don't think it's for me though. Great review
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This sounds like a thoroughly and credibly written history account of the USA's foundation. Great review, thanks.
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I forget sometimes that America began as a group of people fleeing England in search of freedom. The story of Edward Fitz Randolph sounds intriguing.
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Putting together history takes so much effort and diligence. I commend the author for this. CongratsonBOTD
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