James Jackson Knihy

Challenging the accepted narrative of an 1832 Montreal riot, this inquiry argues that the event never occurred and that British troops fired on civilians without provocation, resulting in three deaths. It presents affidavits from a grand jury that exonerated the soldiers involved, highlighting the jury's bias as it was predominantly English-speaking Protestant farmers, contrasting with the French Canadian Catholic victims. The author critiques historians for failing to question the official account, aiming to correct the historical record.

Targeting fans of authors like Bernhard Cornwell and Dan Brown, this book offers a gripping blend of historical fiction and military insight. Drawing on his experience as a military consultant, James Jackson authentically weaves intricate historical details into the narrative, creating a rich and immersive reading experience. The story promises to engage readers with its well-researched context and compelling plot, appealing to those who appreciate a blend of action and authenticity in their literature.

Set in 1565 Malta, a diverse assembly of pirates, mercenaries, and misfits unites to confront an unprecedented siege. As they navigate their differences and forge alliances, they must rely on their unique skills and courage to withstand the overwhelming odds against them. The story weaves themes of camaraderie and resilience against a backdrop of historical conflict, highlighting the strength found in unity amidst chaos.

With King James on the throne, thousands of miles away, in Virginia, the English have established Jamestown, a tiny foothold on a vast, untamed continent and a powerful symbol of their colonial ambition. The settlement has the support of Prince Henry, but is despised by his jealous father, the King, who seeks to destroy it.

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Set in 1937, the story follows two adventurous friends as they navigate a world filled with villains and spies. Their journey is marked by thrilling escapades involving fast cars and motorcycles, showcasing their resourcefulness and quick thinking in high-stakes situations. The narrative promises excitement and camaraderie as they confront danger and outsmart their adversaries.