Hey Steve. I received my copy from Dwight last week and I'm almost done with it. It's very interesting! Awesome read!
Luke
Hey Steve. I received my copy from Dwight last week and I'm almost done with it. It's very interesting! Awesome read!
Luke
Don't divulge the contents to me and spoil it!
Steve
Ha! I'm sure you'll enjoy, Steve.
Luke
Just got this in the other day and can't wait to get started on it. Looks good. Thanks a lot, Steve!
Luke
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Currently working my way through this one. It's a very detailed read, 100 pages in and hardly a shot been fired yet but I sure know a lot more now about the lead up to the conflict, the players and political forces involved etc. The book does well to dispel the myth that all nation's populations enthusiastically embraced the declaration of war and instead brings to life the feeling of despair and inevitability as events came to a head.
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Just got this in the mail, was reading "Young men and Fire" by Norman McLean, and just like me, started reading the new book, and as much as McLean grew on me, it'll probably be a while before I get back to it. Of course, I've got several other unfinished books laying around the house, which I've "paused" reading. Still need to finish Tinker Tailor, and that's from about 5 years ago...
This new book starts out very well, I think it's going to be a page turner! Too bad I can only get 15 minutes at bedtime to read.
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I have only just started this one so not got to the Crimea yet.
Crimean Letters: from the 41st (the Welch) Regiment, 1854 - 56, Allan, Major-Gen
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Looks interesting Jerry, please let us know how it goes.
Not much of a reader, but this one kept me going!
I heard it is also available in English.
It reveals all kind of facts in search of the truth regarding what realy happened in Belgian Congo.
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