Title: A fine window into history
Product review: John Davis' account of the Battle of Bunker Hill is a fine window into one part of the Revolutionary War that we all thought we learned about in elementary school. We get a look at the days leading up to the battle through the eyes and lives of both British and American soldiers and civilians. His telling of the actual battle is riviting, and he brings the pomp and ceremony of 18th century warfare down to its most savage, brutal elements. Nothing glorious about the hand-to-hand combat on the hill, yet the pride and professionalism of the common man shines through the grit and grime of the conflict. A compelling tale of patriotism from both sides.
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