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Costello, John. THE PACIFIC WAR New York, Rawson Wade Publishers, Inc.,
1981, 1st printing, 742 pg,
ISBN: 0892562065, VG++/VG++/previous owner's embossed stamp The origins and conduct of World War II in the Pacific based on hitherto secret archives.
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#025622
25.00
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Myers, Minor, Jr. LIBERTY WITHOUT ANARCHY - A HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI Charlottesville, University Press of Virginia,
1983, 1st printing, 280 pg,
ISBN: 0813909937, VG/VG The Society was founded in May 1783 by officers of the Continental army and navy over not being paid for over 4 years.
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#025625
45.00
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Collins, Darrell L. MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT E. RODES OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA El Dorado Hill, Savas Beatie,
2008, 1st ed, 1st printing, 494 pg,
ISBN: 9781932714098, Fine/Fine Portrait of the life, mind and combat career of one of Robert E. Lee's most dependable field generals.
(Confederate, Robert E. Rodes)
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#025626
32.95
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Bell, Major Robert. THE LETTERS OF MAJOR ROBERT BELL Gettysburg, Horner Enterprises,
nd, 1st printing, 75 pg,
VG++/softcover/spiral bound Robert Bell, from Adams County, Pennsylvania, was an officer in the 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry.
(Union Regimentals, 21st PA Cavalry, Major Robert Bell)
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#025627
20.00
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Christ, Mark K. (edited by). GETTING USED TO BEING SHOT AT - THE SPENCE FAMILY CIVIL WAR LETTERS Fayetteville, University of Arkansas Press,
2002, 1st printing, 228 pg,
ISBN: 1557287260, Fine/Fine The Spences' letters bear witness to the Civil War of the common soldiers and junior officers of the Army of Tennessee.
(Confederate, 1st Arkansas Inf., Alexander E. Spence, 2nd Arkansas, Mounted Rifles, Thomas F. Spence)
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#025628
24.95
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Hagedorn, Hermann. LEONARD WOOD - A BIOGRAPHY - 2 VOLUMES New York, Harper & Brothers,
1931, 1st ed, 960 pg,
VG/hardcover/tan cloth binding Biography of the soldier, colonial administrator, and presidential contender.
(Leonard Wood)
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#025629
125.00
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Salsig, Doyen (edited by). PAROLE: QUEBEC; COUNTERSIGN: TICONDEROGA - SECOND NEW JERSEY REGIMENTAL ORDERLY BOOK 1776 Madison, Fairleigh Dickinson Press,
1980, 1st printing, 310 pg,
ISBN: 083861793X, VG/VG The record of the part played by the "Jersey Blues" in the ill-fated campaign led by Benedict Arnold to conquer Canada.
(Continental Army, 2nd New Jersey, Benedict Arnold)
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#025630
35.00
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Carter, Samuel. BLAZE OF GLORY - THE FIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS, 1814-1815 New York, St. Martin's Press,
1971, 1st printing, 351 pg,
ISBN: LOC: 70166173, VG/VG Andrew Jackson and an army short of supplies, ammunition, and men, defeat the British after peace had been declared.
(Andrew Jackson, Battle New Orleans)
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#025631
45.00
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Buker, George E. THE PENOBSCOT EXPEDITION - COMMODORE SALTONSTALL AND THE MASSACHUSETTS CONSPIRACY OF 1779 Annapolis, Naval Institute Press,
2002, 1st printing, 204 pg,
ISBN: 1557502129, Fine/Fine (hardcover/cloth binding) In 1779, military inexperience and controversy over command contribute to the worst naval defeat by the Continental Navy.
(Naval Battles)
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#025633
32.95
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Huesser, Albert H. GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MAP MAKER - A BIOGRAPHY OF ROBERT ERSKINE New Brunswick, Rutgers University Press,
1966, Inscribed, 1st printing, 268 pg,
ISBN: LOC: 6523231, VG++/VG++ Erskine supplied much of the ordnance for Washington's armies and provided military maps for several campaigns.
(Robert Erskine)
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35.00
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