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Lessons of the War: Being Comments from Week to Week to the Relief of Ladysmith
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LESSONS OF THE WAR - Being Comments from Week to Week - To the Relief of Ladysmith - BY SPENSER WILKINSON
PREFACE
LESSONS OF THE WAR - Being Comments from Week to Week - To the Relief of Ladysmith
THE EVE OF WAR
THE MILITARY ISSUES
A WEEK'S CAMPAIGN
PLAYING WITH FIRE
HOW WEAK POLICY LEADS TO BAD STRATEGY
TWO VIEWS OR TRUE VIEWS?
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Consists of articles from The London Letter
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en
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~3 hours (202K characters)
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Release date
Feb 19, 2005
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Public domain in the USA.
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Spenser Wilkinson
1853–1937
A sharp-eyed military historian and journalist, he helped bring serious study of war into the university world at Oxford. His writing ranged from strategy and national defense to politics and public affairs, making him an influential voice in late Victorian and early 20th-century Britain.
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