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Tombstone: An Iliad of the Southwest (1927, byWalter Noble Burns, republished in 1999 with foreword by Casey Tefertiller) This is the first book to give any real form to the life of John Henry “Doc” Holliday, whom Burns portrayed as a delicate-appearing Southern gentleman, but a man with no scruples save convenience and courage. It’s …
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Call of Duty WWII: The Virtual Road to HistorySledgehammer Games' lead historian and technical adviser Marty Morgan dishes on Call of Duty: WWII and its impact beyond gaming
The post Call of Duty WWII: The Virtual Road to Hist… Read MoreMHQ Book Review: Masters and CommandersMasters and Commanders: How Four Titans Won the War in the West, 1941–1945 By Andrew Roberts. 674 pp. Allen Lane, 2008 $35 The special relationship that developed between the Unite… Read MoreQuelling a Pirate RevoltIn 1718, a former British privateer finally brought Blackbeard and his cronies to bay. After 15 years of war and not 10 months of peace, British authorities realized they had a pro… Read MoreMHQ Book Review: Weller’s WarWeller’s War: A Legendary Foreign Correspondent’s Saga of World War II on Five Continents By George Weller. 633 pp. Crown Publishers, 2009 $29.95 Though he won a Pulitzer Prize for… Read MoreThe Price of LiberationIn 1944, the Allies freed Caen from the Nazis. But the residents had to wonder: Was it worth the deaths of thousands and the pulverization of their city? In the final year of the S… Read More
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