A Brief History of America, Canada, and England 3-in-1 Collection

Three Countries Split by an Ocean, Bound by Heritage

By: Dominic Haynes

Narrated by: Jared Zak

Three brief histories of America, Canada, and England: nations divided in their history, peoples, and culture, yet bound by a willingness to sacrifice everything for independence, power, and prosperity.

America, Canada, and England have been a backdrop to some of the fiercest battles and struggles for supremacy.

This three-in-one collection highlights the challenges, achievements, and disparate goals of each of these nations, revealing their fascinating alliances, spirited rebellions, and fierce defense of what they deemed or desired to be theirs. In these three books, you will discover:

• Early tensions that led to the colonies’ desire for independence from Britain.
• The regional fractioning of America, the secession of Southern states, and the subsequent Civil War.
• The Postwar Era spanning 1945-1980, when Cold War paranoia hit the nation like a hurricane.
• The diversity and richness of Canada’s first peoples—the First Nations, Inuits, and Métis, and the unique skills that each of these cultures possessed.
• How the Age of Exploration led the Europeans to explore and colonize Canada.
• Canada’s exciting journey from a British stronghold to an independent nation—featuring the Red River Resistance and Canada’s involvement in WWI.
• The ancient influences and ancestors of England—including the Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, and more.
• The Norman conquest of England and its deep historical and cultural impact.
• The War of the Roses—a period of great political turmoil that would transform English history.

And much more.

Let these books foster your understanding of the way that opposing forces lead to seismic shifts in the timeline of modern history.

Discover defining moments in history that revealed the differences and similarities that marked three powerful nations.

©2023 Dominic Haynes (P)2023 Dominic Haynes

Brief, but very explanitory!

The author gets right to the point about the "brief" histories of these three nations. I have ADD, so I appreciated the authors get-to-the-point discussions. Haynes didn't tiptoe around, he basically combined his three books into one and created an audio that tells it all. Well done and good narration.

Informative!

This is a informative audiobook. The information is well researched. I love how the author communicate complex historical events and concepts in a clear and engaging manner that keeps the listeners interested. This audiobook is balance between being informative and entertaining. I have learned so much history in This 3 in 1 history of America, England and Canada includes the conquests, wars, victories and defeat. It's a perfect way to gain some knowledge about the history of a nation while I am on the road driving!

Brief History

It is highly recommended that anybody interested in learning more about the history of these three countries read "A Brief History of America, Canada, and England." Even though these countries have taken quite diverse routes, they have a common goal of attaining independence, strength, and freedom. I found the history of the UK and old cultures and forefathers of England, such as the Celts, Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Germanic tribes, Vikings, and Normans, fascinating, and it's easy to understand how those people had an impact on the history of the United States as well. Highly recommended for those who are interested in history.

A very interesting book on the history of parallels between three great nations

The Arthur did a great job, presenting the information on the three countries and the similarities in them. It was just enough detail to keep you engaged, but not be distracted like you might be in history class. The narrator did a great job with a smooth voice, making it easy to listen to.

Interesting, knowledgeable history

A knowledgeable, well researched history of the beginning of these 3 countries up until the present time. I found it interesting to hear what was going on in England when I know the American Revolution was also going on at that time.