Books with author Dick Smolinski

More American soldiers died in the Civil War than in any other war. This conflict not only divided the country, in some cases it also tore apart families. In this book, you'll find out what it was like to be a soldier in the Civil War.

Describes what it was like to be a soldier during the French and Indian War, including the uniforms they wore, key figures, and the roles of the infantry, artillery, and cavalry units.

When northern men left their homes to fight in the Civil War, they left behind families and friends. Discover how the women, children, and Union officials struggled to keep the northern states together during our nation's most troubled times.

Describes the causes and consequences of significant battles of the Civil War, and explains their importance to the outcome of the war.

On October 13, 1775, the Continental Navy was created. Starting with just four ships, the Continental Navy faced the powerful British Navy on the open sea. The captains and crew of these ships were determined to defend the North American colonies from Bri

When southern men left their homes to fight in the Civil War, they left behind families and friends. Discover how women, children, and the Confederate government struggled to keep the South together during one of our nation's most troubled times.

Describes life during the Revoultionary War, discussing farms, plantations, city life; the roles played by women, children, slaves, and Native Americans; and daily life during the wars between the colonies and Great Britain.

Discusses the significant battles during the Spanish-American War, including the battles of Santiago and Cuba.

Explores the daily life and harsh conditions of Civil War soldiers fighting on the front lines of battle.

A young boy watches as construction workers, carpenters, roofers, plumbers, electricians, and other workers build a house.

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