
The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes
Max HastingsThe Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes
January 1, 1985Oxford University Press528 pages
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This collection is principally concerned with American and British conflicts with occasional forays into foreign armies - notably the Greeks, the Romans, and Napoleon's soldiers. Hastings has sought stories which illustrate the military condition through the ages, both on the battlefield and in the barracks: comic, eccentric, heroic, tragic.
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