Churchill’s War Lab – Book Review
Churchill's War Lab raises expectations it doesn't fulfill, but it presents a focused overview of Churchill and military technology, which has not been done by other Churchill biographies.
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'Creating the Nazi Marketplace' provides background information, then illustrates the topic with stories about the people who were involved: business leaders, marketers, consumers, and Nazi officials.
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Despite being fragmented, the 'Warhammer 40,000'–based novel 'Prospero Burns' takes the Space Wolves to a new high.
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"Shadow of Shiloh" is a well-documented and long-overdue biography of Gen. Lew Wallace, focusing on whether or not his tardy arrival on the field at Shiloh deserves to hang over his reputation like a shadow.
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Though her book 'The War that Killed Achilles' is in large part a summary of the 'Iliad,' Caroline Alexander highlights how the poem revolves around Achilles’ anger, his motives for quitting the fight and his further decision to again don his armor.
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