Grant

“@RoryRoberge @neeratanden A great book. But a very long read. | Have you read Ron Chernow?s Grant It?s hard to turn off and I?ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Have you read Ron Chernow’s Grant It’s hard to turn off and I’ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant?s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn?t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant’s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn’t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | This book is obscenely long and sometimes dragged. But at the end when you find out Grant had chosen Union and Confederate generals to be his pallbearers, I cried. He was a great American.”

“@RoryRoberge @neeratanden A great book. But a very long read. | Have you read Ron Chernow?s Grant It?s hard to turn off and I?ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Have you read Ron Chernow’s Grant It’s hard to turn off and I’ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant?s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn?t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant’s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn’t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | This book is obscenely long and sometimes dragged. But at the end when you find out Grant had chosen Union and Confederate generals to be his pallbearers, I cried. He was a great American.”

“@RoryRoberge @neeratanden A great book. But a very long read. | Have you read Ron Chernow?s Grant It?s hard to turn off and I?ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Have you read Ron Chernow’s Grant It’s hard to turn off and I’ve read wat, dozens of civil war books, but never with a focus on this hero of heroes. Strongly recommend the audio book: | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant?s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn?t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | Read the recent Grant bio by Ron Chernow. A fantastic book that chronicles Grant’s amazing narrative. He went from being a failed businessman (broke, couldn’t afford rent in a SF flophouse) to a transformative military commander to a president who combatted white supremacists. | This book is obscenely long and sometimes dragged. But at the end when you find out Grant had chosen Union and Confederate generals to be his pallbearers, I cried. He was a great American.”