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HUNTING LIEUTENANT CHADBOURNE

By: Jim W. Corder

The author’s search for information on 2nd Lt. Theodore Chadbourne, U.S. Army, who was killed in the Mexican-American War at Resaca de la Palma, May 1846. As new, in like…

THE ATOM SPY HOAX

By: William A. Reuben

Former ACLU Publicity Director examines the cases of Nuclear spying that occurred throughout the cold war and exposes the disparity between the headlines fueling national anxiety and the extent of…

THE FORGING OF A REBEL

By: Arturo Barea

…Campaign in Morocco); “The Clash” (head of the Foreign Press Bureau for the Republican Government in the Spanish Civil War.) A very good copy, in price-clipped, slightly worn dust jacket….

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….

DARING TO WIN

Special Forces At War

By: David Eshel

Commando, post-war elite, low-level air, human torpedoes. A very good copy, in dust jacket.

FROM THE DANUBE TO THE YALU

By: Mark Clark

…communism. According to the front cover he describes the Korean conflict as “a war we might have won.” A very good copy, in a mylar covered, slightly soiled, dust jacket….

TAIL OF THE PAPER TIGER

By: O.H.P. King

On location for the associated press in June of 1950 when fighting broke out, King delivers a first hand account of the war and the situation in Korea up to…

IN THE BALANCE

Speeches 1949 & 1950

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By: Winston S. Churchill

The third volume of collected post-war speeches (1949-1950), covering Churchill’s years as leader of the opposition in Parliament, discoursing on NATO, Socialism in Britain and the Korean conflict. This is…

THE SECRETS OF INCHON

The Untold Story of the Most Daring Covert Mission of the Korean War

By: Eugene Franklin Clark

An exciting first person account of a little known but crucial covert mission in the early stages of the Korean war. Late in August 1950 Clark was sent on a…

THE REASON WHY

By: Cecil Woodham-Smith

The feud between Lucan and Cardigan and the charge of the Light Brigade at Balaclava in the Crimean War; due to an ambiguous order, 488 out of 673 men were…

ENGLAND, FRANCE AND CHRISTENDOM 1377-99

By: J.J.N. Palmer

…tear on the front free endpaper; contents fine. A well researched account of the most intense phase of the Hundreds Years War and the diplomatic negotiations between England and France…

TO DWELL IN PEACE

An Autobiography

By: Daniel Berrigan

One of America’s great anti-war activists, a celebrity of the Sixties and beyond, tells his own story. A reading from this book took place here at Chartwell Booksellers in April…