World War I

World War IWriting in the episitatory style of other "Uncle Eric" books, Richard Maybury breaks down the influences, causes, and effects of World War I in easily digestable letters. Looking at neutrality, fascism, The "Old War" cycle of wars, manifest destiny, Switzerland's example, "The White Man's Burden" and other elements that led to the U. S. government's involvement, Maybury presents a radically different view of a war that's been so romanticized and

Ludwig Beethoven (1770-1827)

to the development of motor and air travel and the birth of the digital revolution

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In Why I Believe

Reference books like this one can provide an excellent introduction to big areas of study

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and promoted the war at home

This World War 2 book clearly explains the key players

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that a single man in possession of a good fortune