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Hardback. Condizione: Good. Contributors to this alternative history include noted military historians William Bartsch, John Burton, Donald Goldstein, John Lundstrom, Robert Mrazek, Jon Parshall, Douglas Smith, Peter Smith, Barrett Tillman, Anthony Tully, and H. P.

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Hardback. Condizione: Good. Contributors to this alternative history include noted military historians William Bartsch, John Burton, Donald Goldstein, John Lundstrom, Robert Mrazek, Jon Parshall, Douglas Smith, Peter Smith, Barrett Tillman, Anthony Tully, and H. P.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good - Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good - Fine. 1st Edition. A collection of the viewpoints of 30 historians, authors, and veterans on what might have happened if the events in the Pacific had unfolded differently. Minimal wear. A very good or better copy.

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Condizione: New. In English.

Condizione: New. In English.

Paperback. What if Douglas instead of Lincoln had won the presidential election of 1860? What if the Confederates had pushed their advantage and advanced on Washington following their victory at Bull Run? What if Lincoln had not been assassinated? Questions like these help historians answer other broader queries such as: Was the Civil War inevitable? Could the South really have won the war? This book examines key events and decisions of the Civil War, giving some of the subject's foremost experts a chance to reflect on the actualities of what could have (and what could not have) happened. Each of the chronologically arranged sections briefly introduces a topic, poses a counter-historical question and presents the responses of several leading scholars, and synthesizes and recaps these often divergent opinions. The work concludes with survey results from the panel of experts regarding several all-encompassing Civil War topics. 2006. First edition. A fine copy.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. 288 pages. library sticker on spine - no other markings, private collector Refighting the Pacific War looks at how World War II in the Pacific might hav e unfolded differently, giving historians, authors and veterans the opportunity to discuss what happened and what might have happened. Contributors to this alte rnative history include noted military historians William Bartsch, John Burton, Donald Goldstein, John Lundstrom, Robert Mrazek, Jon Parshall, Douglas Smith, Pe ter Smith, Barrett Tillman, Anthony Tully, and H. P. Willmott. In all more than thirty Pacific War experts will provide commentary, employing a roundtable panel discussion format. The reader will hear from the experts on how history could a nd could not have been altered during the course of the war in the Pacific. With multiple opinions, the reader will be provided with an interesting collection o f divergent views about the outcome of the war. Refighting the Pacific War focus es largely on naval battles and campaigns, including Pearl Harbor, Coral Sea, Mi dway, Guadalcanal, Philippine Sea and Leyte Gulf. While the main concentration i s on the major naval actions, the book also delves into key island battles, like Tarawa, Saipan, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa, as well as pre-war and post-war politica l issues The panelists debate questions like whether the Japanese could have inf licted even greater damage on the U. S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor and how Ya mamoto might have won at Midway and how such a victory might have impacted the d irection of the war. The book extensively studies the opening year of the war wh en the Japanese war machine seemed unstoppable. Also explored is whether the Pac ific War was inevitable and whether the conflict could have ended without the us e of the atomic bomb.Vice Admiral Yoji Koda, Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (.…