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'Wellington's Wars: The Making of a Military Genius' explores how Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, became not only a great military commander but also a political general.
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Author and Historian Carlo D'Este highlights Gen. George S. Patton's Jr's participation in the 1912 Olympics in Sweden and how it was one of the great achievements of his colorful life.
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When World War II broke out in Europe, Bulgaria and its leader, Tsar Boris III, were caught between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
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'We Have the War Upon Us,' by William J. Cooper, examines the role played by moderates and conservatives, in addition to the extremists, in starting the Civil War. It reads more like a political thriller than a historical textbook and excels as both.
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