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Stephen W. Sears is the author of many award-winning books on the Civil War, including Gettysburg, Landscape Turned Red, and Chancellorsville, all winners of the Fletcher Pratt Award. He lives in Connecticut.
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Gettysburg (2002) 1,025 exemplaren
Chancellorsville (1996) 574 exemplaren
The Civil War: The First Year Told By Those Who Lived It (2011) — Redacteur — 241 exemplaren
The Civil War: The Second Year Told By Those Who Lived It (2012) — Redacteur — 172 exemplaren
Hometown U.S.A (1975) 80 exemplaren
Desert War in North Africa (1967) 45 exemplaren
The British Empire (2014) 20 exemplaren
World War II: Carrier War (2015) 10 exemplaren
World War II: Desert War (2017) 6 exemplaren
World War II: Air War (2015) 3 exemplaren

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Officiële naam
Sears, Stephen Ward
Geboortedatum
1932-07-27
Geslacht
male
Nationaliteit
USA
Woonplaatsen
Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
Opleiding
Oberlin College
Beroepen
historian
Organisaties
American Heritage

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A concise review of the carrier's decisive role in replacing the battleship as the deciding factor in naval warfare during the Pacific war… account of the aircraft carrier and its use by both Japan and the United States… concentrates on the Navy version and specifically the sailors and pilots assigned or attached to naval vessels.

 
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MasseyLibrary | Feb 23, 2024 |
Excellent recounting of Battle of Antietam
 
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derailer | 15 andere besprekingen | Jan 25, 2024 |
Good detailed account of CW campaign
 
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derailer | 6 andere besprekingen | Jan 25, 2024 |
Yes, i like it. Yes, it is a well paced narrative of the story of McClellan's failed foray down to Richmond in 1862. Well told, generally fair. But.... and this will be a general comment because it does sort of drive me crazy in countless civil war books, but this books sort of epitomizes the bias of extolling Lee at the expense of all else. Throughout the Peninsula campaign, Lee barely triumphs- often due to McClellan's cautious bungling and misjudgments. But... it is never Lee's fault that things go wrong... it is always his people who don't write his orders down correctly or commanders practically willfully misreading his supposed intent. Never is it Lee... bungling. And yet... for McClellan and well, for everyone else (south included) they are simply "wrong" (or - though the author doesn't use these words: stupid, lazy, cowardly, slow, etc). As i mention this courses though these civil war histories - even supposedly objective (non south leaning, like this one) is suffused with this Lee worship. But when he isn't clear with orders and doesn't have the alignment right and the battle fails... isn't that his fault (as it would be if it were McClellan or anyone else)?… (meer)
 
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