Search Results: World War I from Charlie's Books

Soft-cover book Second Edition of "Atlas of World War I" by Martin Gilbert. New editions with 164 maps. New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. Introduction by the late Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, KG. "Written and edited by internationally renowned historian Martin Gilbert, this outstanding atlas is an invaluable reference tool, offering readers a clear, comprehensive, and thoroughly up-to-date visual history of World War I."

Paperback First Vintage Books Edition September 2012 of "The Beauty and the Sorrow: An Intimate History of the First World War" by Peter Englund. Translated by Peter Graves - originally published in Sweden. "Dramatis Personae". Chronology 1914. Pictures. Sources & Literature. 540pp. Fine copy of this soft-cover book.

Charles Scribner's Sons - Book Club edition 1971. Foreword by Group Captain Douglas Bader and an Introduction by Group Captain L.G. Nixon (Retd.). Pictures. Tightly bound and clean - a Good hardcover book with a Good- dust jacket with edge tears.

"Catastrophe 1914: Europe Goes to War" by Max Hastings. Vintage Trade Paperback. First Edition: June 2014. 628 pages including Illustrations and Maps. Maps by John Gilkes. Introduction by the author. Included are Notes and References, Bibliography, and an Index. "... brilliantly shows how, within its first few months, World War I came to assume the dispiriting and bloody form it would hold for the next four years." Although this book is an ex-library copy with the usual markings/stamps, it is extremely clean and tightly bound and thus in Very Good condition. Doubt that it was ever checked out.

Paperback in Good condition with tanned edges and crease to front cover. This edition published in 2001 by New York Walker & Company. "Macfarlane offers a book in which personal memoir, history, and reflection on war all come together in on memorable, luminous whole ... A remarkable and beautifully written book in which the rich stuff of family and local history to join together to entertain, to instruct, and to move deeply." --- Kirkus Reviews.

"Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania" - World War I true story by Erik Larson. Reprint edition 2015. Fine hardcover book with a Fine dust jacket. "Gripping and important, 'Dead Wake' captures the sheer drama and emotional power of a disaster whose intimate details and true meaning have long been obscured by history."

Near Fine Softcover (8 1/4" x 5 1/2") published by Liveright and as pictured. Tiny crease lower front corner of cover, otherwise, a very nice clean, unmarked and tightly bound book. . Soft Cover. Near Fine.

The Easton Press, 1987. Bound in Genuine Leather, decorative gilt on black with raised bands on spine. All edges gilt. Rich moire' endleaves and satin page marker. Near Fine, few blemish spots on top-edge.. Full-Leather. Very Good.

Second Edition 1991 published by Academy Chicago Publishers. A Very Good paperback with slight cover corner creases/rubbing.

Reprinted September 1991. Foxing/Tanning spot on the edges, but a Very Good soft-cover book unmarked and tightly bound.

A Brief Documentary History of "July 1914: Soldiers, Statesmen, and the Coming of the Great War" by Samuel R. Williamson Jr. and Russel Van Wyk. The Bedford Series in History and Culture. Reprinted 2003 soft-cover edition by Bedford/St. Martin's. Faint crease on the front cciver along the fore-edge, else, a Very Good book.

First edition 2002 by Walker Publishing Company, Inc. Illustrations. 532pp. A Very Good+ clean and unmarked hardcover book although with a neat picture glued to the half-title page with a Very Good dust jacket with a small bit of upper extremity wear. "This is the most comprehensive account of the sinking of the Lusitania that I have ever seen. Anyone seeking a full explanation of its historical importance need look no further." -- Dan Van Der Vat.

Hardcover book edited by Michael Benedict - From the archives of Maclean's. Published by Penguin Canada - 2002 First Edition. Foreword by J.L. Granatstein. Illustrations. 409pp. Fine book with a Very Good dust jacket with a bit of cover rubbing and surface scratches. "Thes splendidly written articles do more than bring the great conflicts of the 20th century alive to modern readers. They remind us of the debt we owe the men and women who fought for us, and the way their valour shaped and ennobled our nation."

The Remains of Company D: A Story of the Great War" by James Carl Nelson. First Edition October 2009 published in New York by St. Martin's Press. Maps by Paul J. Pugliese. With Notes, Bibliography, Additional Archival Records, Newspapers, Internet Resources and Index. 363pp. Fine hardcover with Fine dust jacket.

"A Storm in Flanders: The Ypres Salient, 1914-1918: Tragedy and Triumph on the Western Front" by Winston Groom. NY: Atlantic Monthly Press. First Edition 2002. Illustrated with photographs. Map of the Western Front 1914 & 1918 on the end-papers. Fine hardcover with a Fine dust jacket.

Dell Publishing Co., Inc. 1965 First Printing. Paperback. Good.. Mass Market Paperback. Good.