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The Spy who Save D-Day

By: Tomas Harris [Introduced by Mark Seaman]

…dust jacket. An account of the wartime activities of the first major double agent in the history of espionage, Juan Pujol, with an introduction on British intelligence during the war….

PEARL HARBOR

By: H.P. Wilmott, Tohmatsu Haruo & W. Spencer Johnson

A very good copy in an unclipped dust jacket. A good overview of the aims, planning and execution of the attack, by a prominent historian of the Pacific war….

THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STATE HISTORIAN OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, 1897

By: Hugh Hastings, State Historian

…and the cloth cover is lightly soiled; else fine. Contents are remarkably clean and unfoxed. Contains lengthy Colonial muster rolls and articles on Civil War battles involving New York regiments….

JAPAN’S AMERICAN INTERLUDE

By: Kazuo Kawai

A very good copy, without dust jacket. The political, economic, cultural impact of U.S. post-war occupation….

ROLL OF HONOR OF THE SEVENTY-SIXTH U.S. FIELD ARTILLERY

By: [Author Not Given]

Attached to the 3rd Infantry Div., using 75mm guns, including a (very) brief history of the unit in the war. In combat from May, 1918 on at the Marne, St….

EXPERIENCES OF A SIEGE

A Diary of the Siege of Kimberley, 21 September 1899 to 16 February 1900

By: Frederica Adelaide Moffatt, Vida Allen & Febe van Niekerk [Editors]

Moffat, an adventurous Scottish lady, arrived from the Klondike on 20 September, 1899; the Boer War began 11 October and Kimberley was besieged by the Boers three days later. Limited…

SELECTED WORKS OF MAO TSE-TUNG

Volume III

By: Mao Tse-Tung

The War against Japan. A very good copy, covers slightly soiled, 2 price tags removed from front cover, 1 from rear….

IN THE CLOUDS ABOVE BAGHDAD

Being a Record of an Air Commander

By: John Edward Tennant

One of the few accounts of the air war in Mesopotamia 1916-1918 along with much detail of ground action. (Facsimile reprint of 1920 edition.) A very good copy, printed without…

THE CAPTURE OF CETYWAYO

By: Lt. Col. Robert James Combe Marter

By the commander of the detached squadron of King’s Dragoon Guards that captured the Zulu king at the end of the Zulu War, Ngome forest, 1879. The original 1879 printing…

EDUCATION BEFORE VERDUN

By: Arnolf Zweig

The first novel in Zweig’s famous anti-war trilogy, followed by “The Case of Sergeant Grischa” and “The Crowning of a King”. Original German title: “Erziehung vor Verdun. Roman” (1935). Translated…

DEFENSE OR DELUSION?

America's Military in the 1980s

By: Thomas H. Etzold

Much on the growing pains of the all-volunteer force, especially the loss of experienced officers and low quality of recruits, by a professor at the U.S. Naval War College. A…

HIGH NOON IN LINCOLN

Violence on the Western Frontier

By: Robert M. Utley

The Lincoln County War, most popularly a platform for sensational depictions of Billy the Kid, is a case study in Western Frontier violence. “Utley recreates the West of the 1870s…