My last book is from Jean Levy and it explains all what we have to know about sparta back in the days, vERY VERY good and full of information.
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My last book is from Jean Levy and it explains all what we have to know about sparta back in the days, vERY VERY good and full of information.
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"Street Without Joy" b/c I'm a Vietnam junkie
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Have you read Chickenhawk?Originally Posted by VanChilds
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no but its on my list...Next up is a biography of Giap. Hands down the best "Nam" books I've read are "Bright Shining Lie" by Sheehan for a total perspective and "Steal My Soldier's Hearts" by Hackworth for getting an all to real feel for light infantry fighting.
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I've recently finished reading Gaius Marius: The Rise and Fall of Rome's Saviour.
Marius rose from humble beginnings to be elected consul and to become the most powerful man in Rome. It's an excellent biography of a man who was a brilliant general, but a ruthless politician, as was his rival and worst enemy Sulla. Marius was Julius Caesar's uncle by marriage, and his friend Cinna was the father of Caesar's first wife.
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