Bøger af Richard Sims

In "Drapers Forge," Richard A. Sims paints an immersive tapestry of pre-Revolutionary War America. The novel transports readers to Eastern Kentucky, where the tensions of the era are reaching a boiling point. The story follows a settlement facing a daunting challenge as British Regulars, aided by Shawnee Indians, loom on the horizon, striking fear into the hearts of all. As the threat of annihilation intensifies, the settlement's fate rests on the delicate balance of wit and firepower. With ingenuity and determination, the characters engage in a battle that will shape the course of history."Drapers Forge" is an action-packed and captivating historical fiction, rich in detail and historical accuracy. Sims' narrative masterfully weaves together a thrilling blend of adventure and intrigue, making it a must-read for history enthusiasts and fiction lovers alike.

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The book ""Calendar Of The Deeds And Documents Belonging To The Corporation Of Walsall, In The Town Chest (1882)"" is a historical record that provides a comprehensive list of all the deeds and documents that were owned by the Corporation of Walsall and were kept in the town chest. The book was written by Richard Sims and was published in 1882.The town chest was a repository of important documents and records that were kept by the Corporation of Walsall. These documents included deeds, charters, leases, contracts, and other legal documents that were related to the town's governance, administration, and property ownership.The book is a detailed calendar of all the deeds and documents that were contained in the town chest. It provides a complete list of the documents, along with their descriptions, dates, and other relevant information. The book is organized chronologically, starting from the earliest documents and ending with the most recent ones.The book is an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the history of Walsall. It provides a rare glimpse into the town's past and the people who lived there. It also sheds light on the town's governance and administration, and the legal and property issues that were important to the town's development.Overall, ""Calendar Of The Deeds And Documents Belonging To The Corporation Of Walsall, In The Town Chest (1882)"" is an important historical record that provides a wealth of information about the town of Walsall and its history.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Follow along in this adventure featuring Jacob Horn and the frontier settlement of Drapers Forge, set in Eastern Kentucky and Western Virginia in 1774-75. The tensions of the pre-revolution years are building to an exciting climax, with the survival of the settlement at stake in the battle of wits and firepower that ensue. The British Regulars allied with Shawnee Indians strike fear into all gathered together, forcing them to resort to ingenuity to gain the upper hand. About the AuthorRichard Sims is a retired aerospace worker and a volunteer archivist for the Tacoma Historical Society who finds peace and entertainment in writing.Drapers Forge is his first novel. Other leisure activities include reading history and shooting historical firearms. He lives in Rineyville, Kentucky, with his wife, Deborah.

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