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“…Charleston (S.C.) History Siege, 1863 Personal narratives, Confederate.…”
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“…Relative to delivery of rifles promised to Captain Aikin's company of volunteers at siege of Plattsburg…”
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“…Pensacola (Fla.) History Siege, 1781.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Methamphetamine, the Volksdroge (1933/1938) -- Sieg high! (1939/1941) -- High Hitler: Patient A and his personal physician (1941/1944) -- The wonder drug (1944/1945) -- Acknowledgments.…”

Table of Contents: “…Fire for effect -- The way life should be -- The 'Graib -- Packed for the wrong trip -- Welcome to the Mortar Café -- Why? -- The Broiler -- Siege -- April -- Eating bees -- HUMINT -- Lenny the Lobster, Haji-Pussy, and Frank -- Generals, Coed showers, and tampons -- Groundhog's Day -- Smokes and sandbags -- Kamal -- R&R -- Troop greeters.…”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction; Citizen Soldiers: 'Military Spirit' and Recruitment in Britain during the Wars against France, 1793-1815; From Party of Order to Gentlemen's Plaything -- Rural Identity and the British Yeomanry Cavalry; 'Kitchener's Mob': Myth and Reality in Raising the New Army, 1914-15; Sun, Sea and Starvation: The Logistics of the British Garrison on Minorca, 1746-56; British Soldiers, Sieges, and the Laws of War: The 1807 Siege of Montevideo; 'Something-to-smoke, at the right time, is a godsend': Voluntary Action and the Provision of Cigarettes to Soldiers during the First World War; 'Our Brother Officers in India': The Military Lobby in Imperial Politics of the 1780s; 'A Soldier's Life is a Merry One', or, 'A Certain Cure for Gout and Rheumatism': The Shift in Popular Perceptions of the Common Soldier in Late-Victorian Britain, 1870-c.1910; Irish Military Cultures in the British Army, c. 1775-1992; 'Fond of Shooting?'…”
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Table of Contents: “…Introduction; Citizen Soldiers: 'Military Spirit' and Recruitment in Britain during the Wars against France, 1793-1815; From Party of Order to Gentlemen's Plaything -- Rural Identity and the British Yeomanry Cavalry; 'Kitchener's Mob': Myth and Reality in Raising the New Army, 1914-15; Sun, Sea and Starvation: The Logistics of the British Garrison on Minorca, 1746-56; British Soldiers, Sieges, and the Laws of War: The 1807 Siege of Montevideo; 'Something-to-smoke, at the right time, is a godsend': Voluntary Action and the Provision of Cigarettes to Soldiers during the First World War; 'Our Brother Officers in India': The Military Lobby in Imperial Politics of the 1780s; 'A Soldier's Life is a Merry One', or, 'A Certain Cure for Gout and Rheumatism': The Shift in Popular Perceptions of the Common Soldier in Late-Victorian Britain, 1870-c.1910; Irish Military Cultures in the British Army, c. 1775-1992; 'Fond of Shooting?'…”
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Table of Contents: “…The cause of it -- Getting under way -- Finding the trail -- Reno's attack -- Besieged on the bluff -- Terry raises the siege -- Cuter's advance -- Burrying Custer's dead -- How the battle was fought -- The Montana column -- The Crow scout's story -- Back on old comping grounds -- After thoughts -- A red quartet -- Why the failure? …”

Table of Contents: “…The righteous and patriotic man -- Most intimate friends -- From boys to men -- Schoolmaster -- A born patriot -- Talk of war -- Free from the shadow of guile -- A sense of duty -- Band of brothers -- Siege and counterplot -- Of thee I sing -- Independence day -- A necessary purpose -- Brave resistance -- Thrown into the flames -- Pretended friend -- The will of God -- Without ceremony -- Swing the rebel off -- A brother's search -- Gloomy dejected hope -- The search ends -- Home -- Personal bravery.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Enlistment and Fort Monroe -- The Monitor and the Merrimack and Newport News -- An infantry officer in the Army of the Potomac -- McClellan's retreat and the hospitalization of Lieutenant Ayling -- Lieutenant Ayling on sick leave -- The Fredericksburg Campaign -- Winter camp and transfer to Newport News -- A wartime love affair -- Occupation duty in Kentucky -- Down the Mississippi and the siege of Vicksburg -- Occupation in Mississippi and return to Kentucky -- travel to Knoxville on return from sick leave -- Winter camp in Eastern Tennessee -- Hard times and a depleted company -- The end of the War -- Postwar duty in Richmond, Virginia -- Last days in Richmond -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.…”

Table of Contents: “…SS Mariposa -- Leaving Bombay -- Indian rails -- To Parbatipur -- Air raid -- The Ledo Road -- Relay -- First encounters -- Inside the 721st -- Merrill's Marauders -- Company B -- Fire -- Mutaguchi's gift -- The Battle of Kohima -- After the storm -- Inbound -- Material inferiority -- Monsoon -- The Siege of Myitkyina -- A ghost in the yards -- Kaunia Junction -- Brothers -- Japanese retrench -- Medic! …”
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Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter buckling on the harness of war: sojourn in Missouri, July 9, 1861-January 30, 1862 -- "Our turn to send compliments": the Island no. 10 Campaign, January 31-April 16, 1862 -- "Upholding Uncle Sam's authority": the siege of Corinth and after, April 17-September 17, 1862 -- "Nobly the boys stood up to the work": fighting in Mississippi, September 18, 1862-March 1, 1863 -- "Glorious victory": the Vicksburg Campaign, March 2-July 12, 1863 -- "The hand of God is in this": Vicksburg to Chattanooga, July 13-December 2, 1863 -- "What can't be cured, must be endured": in garrison and on furlough, December 3, 1863-May 13, 1864 -- Yankee vandals and Rebel guerrillas: guarding Sherman's rear, May 14-September 14, 1864 -- "There is hope yet for America": final…”

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