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Russell Frank Weigley

    Russell Frank Weigley was a distinguished military historian whose research focused on American and world military history, particularly World War II and the American Civil War. His most significant contribution is the hypothesis of a uniquely American Way of War, shaped by the cultural and historical specificities of the United States. Weigley's graduate teaching expanded the definition of military history to encompass broader themes such as ideas about war and peace, and the soldier's place in the state and society. His work offers profound analyses of strategy and operations, contextualizing them within wider social and cultural landscapes.

    A great Civil War
    • 2000

      A great Civil War

      • 648 pages
      • 23 hours of reading
      3.8(48)Add rating

      Major new interpretation of the events which continue to dominate the American imagination and identity.

      A great Civil War