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NATIONAL INSECURITY: U.S. Intelligence After the Cold War

By: Craig Eisendrath (editor)

Ten contributors from the Center for International Policy on the considerable flaws in, and possible solutions to, the U.S. intelligence gathering system. Signed presentation from the editor on front free

BROADCASTING FREEDOM

The Cold War Triumph of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty

By: Arch Puddington

Drawing on archival material to provide an in depth history of the crucial role played by Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty in the collapse of the Soviet Union. A…

ARAGON

Poet of the French Resistance

By: Louis Aragon

Public and clandestine poetry and prose. A very good copy, without dust jacket, upper corners bumped, spine head and tail a bit frayed, smudged ink inscription on front free end…

IF IT TAKES ALL SUMMER

The Battle of Spotsylvania

By: William D. Matter

…very good copy, in dust jacket with scrape on front & faded spine, missing front free end paper (455p., 28 illus., 22 maps, Orders of Battle, appendices, notes, biblio., index)….

GHOST OF THE JAVA COAST

Saga of the U.S.S. Houston

By: Walter G. Winslow, Cdr.

…most of the crew lost. The author was one of the few survivors. A very good copy, corners lightly worn, rear cover lightly rubbed, owner’s name stamped on front free

EVANS OF THE BROKE : A Biography of Admiral Lord Mountevans

By: Reginald Pound

…Defense in WW II. A very good copy in a dust jacket that is a bit crunched at tail of spine. Owner name stamped in ink on front free endpaper….

TROOPER 3809

A Private Soldier of the Third Republic

By: Lionel Decle

The author’s experiences after joining the French Army in 1789. A very good copy, light edge wear, boards a bit soiled, bookplate on front paste-down, owner’s name on front free

THE AMERICAN WAY OF WAR

A History of United States Military Strategy and Policy

By: Russell F. Weigley

…the Revolutionary War to date. A very good copy, light edge wear, owner’s name on front free endpaper, in dust jacket with worn edges (590 pages, 6 maps, bibliography, index)….

THE IMPOSSIBLE VICTORY

A Personal Account of the Battle for the River Po

By: Brian Harpur

MC: Ranker, MG Bn., Kensington Regt. A very good Ex-Library copy, without dust jacket. (202p., 21 illus., map, apdcs., OB, index.) Library numerals on copyright page, Front free endpaper removed.

WHAT THE “BOYS” DID OVER THERE

By: Henry L. Fox (Editor)

Collection of accounts of Americans in BEF and AEF. A very good copy, without dust jacket. Front hinge giving, owner name, address and date neatly in ink on front free

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES

By: James Forrestal; Walter Millis, Editor

Covering his years as Secretary of the Navy, 1944-49. A very good copy, corners lightly worn, blind stamp on front free endpaper, without dust jacket. (581p., 16 illus., index.)…

WHY THE CIVIL WAR?

By: Otto Eisenschiml

Lincoln’s prosecution of a conflict which was not inevitable. A fair copy, in worn dust jacket, upper spine & adjacent corners of covers dampstained, front free endpaper missing, contents fine….