[DCBryan1]

hmmm forgot:

Rape of Nanking

and how about "Unintended Consequenses by John Ross (if you want a domestic war, and your blood boiling)

Lewis and Clark is a good one

Guadalcanal Diaries,

Stillwell Road

Rebels and Redcoats (not Redcoats and Rebels).

[Enlightiator]

Thanks for the replies!

And hey DCBryan1, thats quite a list, can you narrow the top three for me? :) In your second post, you give "Lewis and Clark", is that the "Lewis & Clark - The Journey of the Crops of Discovery", by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns (was a PBS special as well), if so, I have it and enjoy it, especially the actual diary entries. As a teenager, I read a huge volume of the diaries ("Unabridged Diaries of the Lewis and Clark Expedition" or SOMETHING like that, was a long time ago), and that was even better.