Correspondence Related To The War With Spain Collectors Set - Vol 1 and Vol 2
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- SKU
- CMH-70-28
- Style
- Military
Description
Features
- Two-Volume Hardcover Set — Complete cloth-bound collector's edition spanning 1,489 pages of primary-source military correspondence.
- Official CMH Publication 70-28 — Produced by the U.S. Army Center of Military History as part of its Special Publications series.
- Spans April 1898 to July 1902 — Captures the full arc of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection, and the China Relief Expedition.
- Adjutant-General Dispatches — Reproduces wartime communications between the Adjutant-General of the Army and field commanders in Cuba, Puerto Rico, China, and the Philippines.
- Edited by Graham A. Cosmas — Compiled and introduced by a respected military historian with detailed editorial context.
- Appendix and Full Index — Comprehensive back matter makes it practical to locate units, commanders, campaigns, and specific engagements.
- Primary-Source Research Value — Unfiltered orders, reports, and dispatches drawn directly from the official military record.
- Reference-Grade Binding — Hardcover cloth construction built to hold up to repeated use on a working reference shelf.
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Top customer reviews
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Must Buy for S-A War BuffsA great read for anyone interested in the Spanish-American War. For once the old adage “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is” was WRONG! This is a wonderful brand new two-volume hardback set for TWENTY BUCKS! You simply can’t beat this deal.
Great books at a great price.
I suppose the set could have been given away for free, but otherwise it’s hard to find anything wrong with the deal.
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Great Read For War History BuffsI sat down last weekend and read through the letters about the Maine sinking in volume 1 and it really brought the events to life. These books do what they are supposed to for anyone into old military stuff.
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ExcellentExcellent quality. Very interesting and thorough source material on a rarely written about conflict.
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The Fog of War Shines Through on Sunny DaysTake a step back in time and catch a glimpse of the intricacies of running a war and an armned insurrection before modern war fighting technologies of satellite / internet.
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What a stealGreat price. Thanks KS
