Killing England

The narrative highlights many key moments, but I wonder what guided the choice to focus on certain battles or figures over others. Was it driven by available sources or a conscious storytelling decision?

The book paints a raw picture of the struggle, often emphasizing the violence and desperation. I’m curious if readers felt this humanized or complicated their view of these leaders.

The depth of detail is impressive, and I wonder what personal or research influences led to this comprehensive story about America’s fight for independence.