Military

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The Hero and the Victim

Narratives of Criminality in Iraq War Fiction

By Gregory Brazeal
Subjects: Literary Criticism, General, Social Science, General, History, Iraq War (2003-2011)

How American fiction represents soldiers—and soldier criminality—in depictions of the Iraq War

Scotland and America in the Age of Paine

By Ronald Lyndsay Crawford
Subjects: Philosophy, Political, History, United States

This book explores how, in Scotland and America, Paine’s brand of radicalism took particular hold and then examines the careers of four Scots emigrants who made distinguished contributions to the American ideal of liberty.

The Blitz Companion

Aerial Warfare, Civilians and the City since 1911

By Mark Clapson
Subjects: History, 20th Century, 21st Century, World War I

Naval Leadership in the Atlantic World

The Age of Reform and Revolution, 1700–1850

Edited by Richard Harding & Agustín Guimerá
Subjects: History, Naval, Business & Economics, Leadership

The Wars of Archibald Forbes

By W Hamish Fraser
Subjects: History, General, Biography & Autobiography, Military

Archibald Forbes transformed the profession of war correspondent and was widely regarded as the greatest war correspondent of the nineteenth century and the model with whom all others had to compete. This book by W Hamish Fraser traces his life and work.

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