The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes (1987)
The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes is a 1987 history book written by Max Hastings.
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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What is The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes about?
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.
When was The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes published?
The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes was published in 1987.
Who made The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes?
The Oxford Book of Military Anecdotes was written by Max Hastings.