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History
Wellington and Napoleon tells the story of the convergence and final clash of two of the most brilliant commanders ever to meet on the field of battle. Wellington, his men said, did not know how to lose a battle. But... See More
History
This is the story of a fighting force. In the words of the marines themselves, Robin Neillands, formerly of 45 Commando RM, describes what it is really like to wear the legendary green beret, in peace and in war. This vivid... See More
Biographies & Memoirs
The verdict of history on the British generals of the First World War - Haig, French, Plumer, Gough and Byng - has been damning. They sent hundreds of thousands of young men to their deaths on the Western Front. Many... See More
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After the early success of the invasion of Normandy in 1944, the Allies struggled to advance from the Seine to the Rhine. The Nazis resisted fiercely at every opportunity. Nijmegen, Arnhem, the Huertgen Forest, the... See More
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1916. The year that a new word entered the military lexicon. The war of Attrition. At the start of 1916, the outlook was the Franco-British Armies on the Western Front. They were getting the men and guns they needed. New... See More
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The bomber campaign against Germany is now among the most contentious actions of the Second World War. Did it help bring the Nazis to their knees? Was the RAF wrong to bomb cities? Did the USAAF attack only military... See More
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Ulysses S. Grant made famous the expression 'unconditional surrender', which is how most of his campaigns ended -- for his opponents. A hard-drinking soldier in a hard-drinking army, he led the Union armies to victory... See More
History
The First World War remains a controversial subject: the bitter reality is often clouded with popular - and damaging - myths. Many of these misconceptions relate to the competence of the generals and the true outcomes and... See More
History
A concise and entertaining study of the vicious wars between the English noble houses of York and Lancaster during the 15th century. The vicious wars between the English noble houses of York and Lancaster marked the end of... See More
History
A fresh and incisive examination of one of the Second World War's crucial campaigns, the battle for Normandy in the months after D-Day. What happened to the Allied armies in Normandy in the months after D-Day, 1944? Why... See More