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A Short History of the First World War Sports in WWI lively and thoroughly researched portrait

A Short History of the First World War Sports in WWI lively and thoroughly researched portraitDescription by Gary Sheffield Paperback The First World War was a watershed in world history. Tragic but far from futile, its origins, events and legacy have roused impassioned debate, creating multiple interpretations and confusion for those encountering the period for the first time. Synthesising the latest scholarship, acclaimed historian Gary Sheffield cuts to the heart of the conflict. He explores such key issues as: the causes of war the great

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lively and thoroughly researched portrait of a modest

art history

a period that marked a traumatic crisis for Western civilization

created another

and the broad expectations placed upon British naval officers

A Short History of the First World War Sports in WWI lively and thoroughly researched portraitDescription by Gary Sheffield Paperback The First World War was a watershed in world history. Tragic but far from futile, its origins, events and legacy have roused impassioned debate, creating multiple interpretations and confusion for those encountering the period for the first time. Synthesising the latest scholarship, acclaimed historian Gary Sheffield cuts to the heart of the conflict. He explores such key issues as: the causes of war the great

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