The book was repeatedly highlighted by Bill O'Reilly and several listeners as the second installment in his Killing series, positioned after Killing the Witches to cover the Revolutionary War. It was presented as an engaging, fast‑read account that offered new insights into America's struggle for independence and was suggested as essential reading for anyone exploring that era or visiting battlefields. The overall tone was enthusiastic endorsement, with multiple hosts encouraging the audience to read it.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, July 30, 2024
Bill O'Reilly suggested 'Killing England' as the second book in his 'Killing' series to teach history in an engaging way.
Then you go to killing England. That's the Revolutionary War.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, March 11, 2024
This book was described as the second book in a 13-book series, covering the American Revolution and the Founding Fathers.
Then you go to killing England because that's the revolution where we got our freedom and the founding fathers.
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This book covers the American Revolution and the founding fathers. It's part of a series that starts with the Mayflower and then the revolution.
Then you go to killing England because that's the revolution where we got our freedom and the founding fathers.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, January 6, 2024
A listener's father enjoyed the book and plans to read the entire series. It was read in under a week.
Got my dad killing England for Christmas. Loved it. He read it in less than a week and plans on reading the entire series now.
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This book was mentioned as the second in a reading sequence by a listener, following "Killing the Witches".
Now reading Killing England and then after that Killing Lincoln, what would be the next three you would read?
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This book was mentioned as the second book being read by a listener in the Killing series, after having just finished "Killing the Witches."
Just read Killing Witches, loved it. Now reading Killing England and then after that Killing Lincoln, what would be the next three you would read?
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A reader mentioned reading it in less than a week and planned to read the entire series. The book is part of a series, and its reading order was discussed within the transcript.
Got my dad killing England for Christmas. Loved it. Read it. He read it in less than a week and plans on reading the entire series now.
Killing the Witches First, that's colonial history. Killing England Second. Killing Lincoln Third. Killing Crazy Horse Fourth.
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A listener mentioned being amazed at how much they didn't know about the Revolutionary War after reading it.
I thought I had all the Killing books, but realized I was missing Killing England. Got it, read it in two days.
I'm amazed about how much I didn't know about the Revolutionary War.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, November 6, 2023
Bill O'Reilly mentioned reading this book and stated that it informed him about how citizens were treated during war.
I read Killing England, and now I know how citizens were treated in that war.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, October 19, 2023
It was recommended to listeners as a book containing amazing stories about America's struggle for independence. The speaker expressed confidence that listeners would appreciate it.
For more amazing stories about America's struggle for independence, please check out my book Killing England. You will thank me on that.
Episode: The O'Reilly Update, October 16, 2023
Killing England is recommended to be read after Killing the Witches, as it continues the story chronologically, starting with the Mayflower and covering the Revolutionary War.
should I read Killing England right after I finish Killing the Witches? Absolutely. That's the best progression. So witches starts with the Mayflower, and then it goes a whole bunch of different places, and you pick it right up with Killing England, a revolutionary war.
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This book is recommended to be read after "Killing the Witches", as it follows on from the historical timeline of the previous book.
Joe mosque Cooper City Florida should I read killing England right after I finished killing the witches absolutely that's the best progression so witches starts with the Mayflower all right and then it goes a whole bunch of different places and you pick it right up with killing England a revolutionary war
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This book was recommended alongside 'Killing the Witches' as an exciting alternative to the Ken Burns documentary, suggesting it offered superior insight into the historical topic.
If you read Killing the Witches and then read Killing England, both are exciting.