Donald L. Miller Reading Order
1 series · 11 books
Donald L. Miller is an American historian and biographer who spent his career as the John Henry MacCracken Professor of History at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania. His work focuses on meticulous historical research and biographical narrative, bringing significant figures and periods to life through detailed scholarly examination. Miller has published numerous standalone novels that reflect his expertise in American history and his ability to craft compelling narratives grounded in historical fact.
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Standalone Novels Series
Complete11 books
Donald L. Miller's collection of eleven standalone books spans from 1998 onwards, covering diverse historical subjects from American cities to military campaigns and biographical works. Each book stands independently and can be read in any order, though following publication order from The Story of the Second World War onwards provides a chronological view of Miller's evolving historical interests. The series is complete and encompasses works on topics ranging from urban history to World War II military operations and American political and social movements.
Start with The Story of the Second World War, the first of 11 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Braddock's Presidential Quotations |
| 2 | City of the century |
| 3 | D-Days in the Pacific |
| 4 | Eighth Air Force |
| 5 | Lewis Mumford, a Life |
| 6 | Masters of the Air |
| 7 | Supreme city |
| 8 | The New American radicalism |
| 9 | The kingdom of coal |
| 10 | Vicksburg |
| 11 | The Story of the Second World War 1998 |
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- How many books has Donald L. Miller written?
- Donald L. Miller has written 11 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1998 to 1998.
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- Donald L. Miller has 1 completed series.