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The end of the affair: In the final part of our series on Napoleon Bonaparte, Graham Goodlad examines the reasons for his decline and eventual defeat.
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'Edward Creasy’s Fifteen Decisive Battles was so significant a book that it would have sat in the libraries of middle-class households alongside the Bible, Shakespeare, and Paradise Lost. ' Nick Spenceley reconsiders a classic work of military history.
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William Robinson Clarke breached the colour bar to become Britain’s first Black combat pilot. In our latest issue, @CliveWebb14 reveals how a chance discovery in the RAF Museum archive allowed his story finally to be told.
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RT @campdenlitfest: @claremulley @wnbooks @MilHistMag We voted today on this link for #AgentZo on the @MilHistMag B…
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RT @HoZ_Books: We are delighted #HenryV by @dgjones has been shortlisted for the @MilHistMag Book of the Year Award! If you loved Henry V…
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RT @campdenlitfest: Congratulations @claremulley🥂 "Agent Zo" @wnbooks nominated for @MilHistMag Book Awards 2025. Book now for presentat…
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RT @claremulley: @campdenlitfest @wnbooks @MilHistMag Thank you, & if anyone wld like to vote for #AgentZo, or any book on the @MilHistMag…
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Henry Bolingbroke was the rebel leader who inspired Shakespeare and – as Henry IV – founded the Lancastrian dynasty. Here, Stephen Roberts looks at the campaign that brought him to power.
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In the second part of our series on Napoleon’s rise and fall, Graham Goodlad analyses his extraordinary run of military successes in the decade between 1800 and 1810. Read more:
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In our special feature for this issue, and over the next two editions of MHM, Fred Chiaventone marks the 160th anniversary of the end of the American Civil War by tracing the long and painful road to Appomattox – from Southern secession to final surrender.
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'With the arrival of "The Price of Victory", the third and final instalment in his monumental history of British sea power, Professor Rodger has brought his subject to a triumphant conclusion.' Our review:
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Veterans and personnel uncover Iron Age treasures, including artefacts from a Celtic chariot, at an RAF airfield. Read more:
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RT @HMD_UK: #OnThisDay in 1945, Soviet soldiers liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration and death camp. It is now a sy…
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In the second part of our series marking the 80th anniversary of the last months of World War II, Taylor Downing asks why crossing the Rhine in March 1945 was not the great obstacle that Allied commanders feared.
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RT @militaryhistori: Happy to announce @MilHistMag is giving away 3 copies of my new biography of #WinstonChurchill, courtesy of @_SwiftPre…
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RT @militaryhistori: I've always felt I had a #WinstonChurchill book in me & was proud to write this brief biography for @_SwiftPress . He…
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RT @britishpoles: "Agent Zo: The Untold Story of Fearless WWII Resistance Fighter Elżbieta Zawacka" by @claremulley has been nominated for…
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RT @VikingBooksUK: We're thrilled to see THE EASTERN FRONT by @nick_lloy and THE STRATEGIST by @PhillipsPOBrien have been nominated for the…
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RT @militaryhistori: On 24 January 1965 came the not-unexpected news that #SirWinstonChurchill had died. The following day newspapers picke…
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