Considers the implications of America’s involvement in World War I for intellectuals, minorities, politicians, and economists
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The Art of War
The writings of the ancient warrior Sun Tzu have provided tremendous wisdom to generations through the ages. Now these philosophies are available with anecdotal extracts by the author of Shogun and Noble House.
Seize the Fire: Heroism, Duty, And the Battle of Trafalgar
A retelling of the Battle of Trafalgar profiles Horatio Nelson as a leader with a fierce sense of honor and duty, in an account that examines the ambitions, fears, and principles that contributed to the British Mediterranean fleet’s victory.
Blood, Tears, And Folly: An Objective Look at World War Ll
An illustrated history of the Second World War presents a controversial exploration of its failures, documenting such events as the British government’s ill-preparedness for the Blitz, Hitler’s failure to support the U-boat program, and the roles of racism and class imbalances in determining key events. Reprint.
The Oxford Illustrated History of the First World War
The affects and influences of World War One on the history of the 20th century are studied in this extensively illustrated book, from its causes to its consequences, and from the strategy of the politicians to the tactics of the generals. Features 140 illustrations, 16 pages of color plates, and seven maps.
