The Great War
The Great War by Correlli Barnett is a detailed examination of the First World War, published by Putnam in 1980 as a First Edition. This 192-page book presents a comprehensive narrative that explores the multifaceted aspects of the war, highlighting its profound impact on Europe and the millions of lives it affected. Barnett draws on accounts from ordinary soldiers and primary sources to provide a thorough understanding of the conflict, from its origins to the eventual peace in 1918.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the war’s progression, including the long stalemate on the Western Front and the various campaigns across land, air, and sea. The book also emphasizes the role of civilians on the Home Front, illustrating the broader societal implications of the war. With its focus on World War 1914-1918, this work serves as an insightful resource for those interested in military history and the complexities of global conflict.
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In his classic text on the First World War, distinguished military historian Correlli Barnett vividly illuminates the complex story of the war that left millions dead and changed the face of the Europe forever. Drawing on accounts of ordinary soldiers as well as primary sources, Correlli Barnett tells the story of the war from the initial causes through the long, bitter years of stalemate on the Western Front, to the compromise peace in 1918. He follows the campaign through all theatres of war—land, air, and sea—from the trenches to the strength of the civilians on the Home Front.
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