Literature, guides, handbooks, and other instructional/educational material related to hunting, fishing, and trapping skills.

Pretty self-explanatory...

Books that I've read and liked.

Literature pertaining to the history of the North American fur trade and it's far-reaching influence on Native American culture, exploration of the continent, it's ties with the spread of Christianity, armed conflicts both in the New World and in Europe, and the lasting effects of it's many daring exploits and endeavors.

Books that I've downloaded to my device and may or may not be reading.

Books about the ever-changing American frontier from its origins along the East Coast through eventually being pushed across the continent to the Pacific.

Some books the contain some very practical information, knowledge, skills, tips, etc. that could prove to be very useful in survival situations. E.g., various methods of hunting and/or trapping common game animals found in North America, how to build emergency shelters, how to start and build fires, fishing techniques, appropriate clothing required for various climates, navigating in the back-country, woodcraft, planting and growing food crops, identification of edible native plants, escape and evasion, self-defense, locating and procuring of potable drinking water, canoe-building, long-term sheltering-in-place, improvised weapons manufacture, etc. The various literature in this list all contain some extremely useful details on at least one or many topics pertaining to survival that are still relevant in this day and age.

Classic Books, literature, articles, and excerpts about the practical art of camping, wilderness living, pathfinding, building shelters, firecraft, how and what to pack, camp cooking skills, tracking, guiding, hunting and fishing skills, etc.; prior to the advent of such luxuries and commodities so prevalent in modern times which detract from the original and most crucial foundations of these activities employed by the pioneers within their respective crafts.

A list of books that aren't available in e-book format for download that I would like to buy.

Literature that is commonly held as either a narrative or an autobiography but is essentially the non-factual and or highly exaggerated recounting of one's personal life experiences.

Great classic books by renowned authors

Fictional history stories/narratives.

Non-fiction books that reflect true events in America's history from the early 1700's until the late 1800's. Includes historical accounts, autobiographies, biographies, educational texts, and personal narratives.

Material pertaining to the history, design, development, production, usage, and evolution of both small arms and crew-served large bore cannon.

Books I've read that aren't so great or that I couldn't even finish.

Self-explanatory.

Books on architecture and such.

Books related to the history of the various military establishments of the world from antiquity to present day.

Books about the Second World War.