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English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... History/War Index of 20038 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... A House Divided: From Biblical Proverb To Lincoln And Beyond Mieder, Wolfgang Paperback; ; ISBN: 1875943420 A. Philip Randolph, Pioneer Of The Civil Rights Movement Pfeffer, Paula F. Paperback; ; ISBN: 0807120758 A.J.P. Taylor Wrigley, C.J. (Professor Of Modern British History, Universi Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1860642861 A.M. Mackay Mackay, J.W.H. Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0714618748 A2 A2 Revise Study Guide: History Scaife, Michael Paperback; ; ISBN: 1858059062 Abandoned? Wall, Don Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0731691695 Abattoirs to Zinzan Sowan, Adam Paperback; ; ISBN: 1901677257 Abbey At The Queens: The Interregnum Years 1951-1966 O'Neill, Michael Hardcover; ; ISBN: 088887846X Aberdeen in the Fifties and Sixties Smith, David Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1859832679 Aberyswyth Voices Troughton, William Paperback; ; ISBN: 0752418920 Abigail Adams: An American Woman Akers, Charles W. Akers Paperback; ; ISBN: 0321043707 Abington, Jenkintown, And Rockledge, Pennsylvania

82. 37a.gif [The Second Texas---Mexican War; General Ampudia] general Pedro de Ampúdia, 1803­1868 courtesy of the Barker Texas History Center;Austin, Texas. Back to The Second TexasMexican war 1842 to 1844. http://www.rice.edu/armadillo/Past/Book/Part2/37a.html

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83. Post-WWII - End Of Cold War - General general POSTWORLD war II. The End of the Cold war. generally. Beschloss,Michael R., and Strobe Talbott. At the Highest Levels The http://intellit.muskingum.edu/genpostwarcw_folder/postwarcwendgen.html

84. UK - Post-Cold War - General - JZ Allason Espionage After the Cold war The British Perspective. World IntelligenceReview 13, no. 2 (1994) 1, 3. Stella Rimington, Directorgeneral of the http://intellit.muskingum.edu/uk_folder/ukpostcwgenj-z.html

85. Frontline: The Gulf War: War Stories: Oral History: The Commanders Examining the Gulf war through the eyes and in the words of those whoplayed major roles general Norman Schwarzkopf. photo of general http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/gulf/oral/commanders.html

var loc = "../../"; Examining the Gulf War through the eyes and in the words of those who played major roles General Norman Schwarzkopf (Commander-in-Chief, Central Command (CENTCOM)) Q: The first night of the war. Can you recall your entry into the war room that night? Schwarzkopf: In the days preceding, we tried to keep it a very very deep secret, exactly when these attacks would be launched... General Calvin Waller (Deputy Commander, CENTCOM) Q: Buster Glosson says that if he could have carried on hitting the strategic targets, Saddam would have waved the white flag... Waller: Anyone who says if they had been allowed just a few more days of strategic bombing that there wouldn't have been a need for a ground attack, I think is absolutely smoking something... General Charles Horner (Commander, US Ninth Air Force) Q: How did you come to decide to start to hit the biological warfare targets? Horner: One of the thorniest problems in targeting was biological warfare storage areas - we knew they were storing anthrax and botulism... General Walt Boomer (Marine Air-Ground Commander) Q: What did the battle at Khafji tell you about the Iraqis?

86. Iraq Since The Gulf War-General Brent Scowcroft objective is to prevent Saddam Hussein from reconstituting his general military forces ofWMD are incompatible within UN mandate/Gulf war agreements, Scowcroft http://www.usip.org/oc/cibriefing/scowcroft_cib.html

IRAQ SINCE THE GULF WAR Monday, November 23, 1998 10:00 AM 11:00 AM United States Institute of Peace 1200 17th Street, NW 2nd Floor Conference Room On November 23, 1998 former National Security Advisor Lieutenant General Brent Scowcroft (Ret.) spoke to a public gathering at an Institute Current Issues Briefing, and discussed the challenge of the Iraqi leadership and its weapons of mass destruction (WMD) activities to U.S. foreign policy. General Scowcroft reviewed existing U.S. policy and goals, which include both UN economic sanctions and support for United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) An audience member poses a question to General Scowcroft Where Scowcroft took issue with the administration's current stance was on the question of what it will take for the U.S. to now respond to Iraqi misbehavior. "The U.S. has indicated its willingness to act if Saddam violated the agreement, but left unclear what would constitute a violation. What would he have to do to violate the agreement? What is a triggering event? This is difficult to decide. For example, what if he refuses to turn over documents? Refuses an inspection at one site? Delays for 24 or 48 hours? He could do a lot of damage without ever having done something we all could agree was a violation serious enough to justify use of force."

87. Iraq Since The Gulf War-General Brent Scowcroft The United States Institute of Peace Navigational Imagemap. See textlinks below. Kuwaiti Ambassador Speaks at Institute. The Kuwaiti http://www.usip.org/oc/events/al-sabah.html

Kuwaiti Ambassador Speaks at Institute The Kuwaiti Ambassador in Washington, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sabah, argued that a strengthened regime of economic sanctions that are "regime lethal" represent the best strategy to confront Saddam Hussein. The ambassador made his remarks at a public event attended by some fifty journalists and policy experts at USIP's offices on December 4. Ambassador Al-Sabah began his discussion by outlining the ways in which Saddam Hussein is a menace: to his own people, to his neighbors, to security in the Persian Gulf, and to the credibility of the international system. He then outlined the five basic options available to the international community. The first, maintaining the status quo, Al-Sabah rejected as unacceptable and unsustainable. The second, known as "containment-plus," would involve a less intrusive weapons monitoring regime but a clear and vigorous use of force in the event of Iraqi transgressions. Al-Sabah argued that "containment-plus," though initially attractive, is unsustainable in the long term. Al-Sabah viewed the third option, support for the Iraqi opposition, as impractical. The opposition is currently fragmented, weak and dispersed, he said, and a serious program of support would require vast amounts of cash and regional support which are currently lacking. Finally, the opposition has been thoroughly infiltrated by Iraqi intelligence organizations.

88. War, General Principles And Laws Of is bound to tell. (GF,RH) LITERATIJRE.On the general principlesof war, see Cv Clausewitz, Vom Kriege (Eng. trans. On war, new http://www.xenophongi.org/milhist/modern/warnew.htm

WAR George Francis Robert Hernderson Sir Thomas Barclay 11th Edition, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1910, vol. 28, ppg. 305-316 WAR (0. Eng. werre, Fr. guerre, of Teutonic origin; cf. O.H.G. werran, to confound), the armed conflict of states, in which each seeks to impose its will upon the other by force. War is the opposite of Peace (q.v.), and is the subject of the military art. In separate sections below the general principles of the art of war are discussed, and the laws which have gradually become accepted among civilized peoples for the regulation of its conditions. The details concerning the history of individual wars, and the various weapons and instruments of war, are given in separate articles. See ARMY, NAVY, CONSCRIPTION, STRATEGY, TACTICS, INFANTRY, CAVALRY The important wars are dealt with under the names commonly given to them; e.g. AMERICAN CIVIL WAR, AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, AMERICAN WAR OF 1812, CRIMEAN WAR , DUTCH WARS, FRANCO-GERMAN WAR, FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WARS , GREAT REBELLION, GREEK WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, ITALIAN WARS, NAPOLEONIC CAMPAIGNS,

89. Colorado In The US Civil War - General Sibly, Battle Of Valverde, Fort Union Colorado's Role in the US Civil war general Sibly, theBattle of Valverde, Fort Union, and the 'Pet Lambs.'. http://www.mrsedivy.com/colorado18.html

Mr. Sedivy's History Classes: More Features: Highlands Ranch High School - Mr. Sedivy Highlands Ranch, Colorado - Colorado History - Colorado's Role in the US Civil War General Henry Sibly The main threat to the West would become El Paso (Franklin) at Fort Bliss. The Confederates were assembling a garrison of Texans (about 3500). They were under General Henry Sibly. He pushed the plans to head west. Left: General Henry Sibly wearing the Confederate uniform, after leaving the Union Army. Right: How a tipi was constructed. Click the tipi for a more detailed diagram. Before the war, he created the Sibly Tent - a pointed tent. (He stole his idea from the Indians.) He also created the Sibly stove. Sibly was placed in command because he was familiar with the territory. He had 3000-3500 Texans assembled and threatening the Union. In early 1862, they started marching north, went up to Arizona and took over Tucson. The majority marched up the Rio Grande working ultimately toward Colorado. Fort Craig / Fort Throne Canby (Union) called all Union troops south of Fort Craig to come to Fort Craig where he had set up his headquarters. They would assemble there to take on the Texans. The troops were worried about the Sutlers store supplies. (I.e. whiskey!)

90. Potrero September War - General Info Potrero September war Hosted by the Barony of Calafia Date August 30 September02, 2002 Location Potrero Regional Park, 24800 Potrero Park Rd., Potrero, CA http://www.calafia.org/events/info.html

Potrero September War Hosted by the Barony of Calafia Date: August 30 - September 02, 2002 Location: Potrero Regional Park, 24800 Potrero Park Rd., Potrero, CA 91963. Schedule for the Event: Friday August 30, 2002 10 AM SITE OPENS FOR PRE-REGISTERED ATTENDANTS ONLY 12 Noon Site opens. Monday, September 2, 2002 12 noon Site closes Check here for registration forms. Special Events Planning: Please make sure you contact the Special Event Autocrat to make arrangements for your guests and family. There will be special prices offered, provided you contact them IN ADVANCE. Directions: Or check this Mapquest page Gate Fees: Adults: $25 Children (6 to 12 years): $13 Adult SCA Members (with proof of membership) will receive a $5 discount. Children SCA members (with proof of membership) will receive a $3 discount. Adults: $13 ($10 with proof of membership) Children (6 to 12 years): $6 ($4 with proof of membersip) Children under 6 are free as guests of the Barony! Please make checks payable to: SCA, Inc., Barony of Calafia

91. General Philip H.Sheridan A brief biography of the Chief of Cavalry, Army of the Potomac, who started out in the West, later Category Society History wars Civil war Personalities...... general Sheridan's father and mother, brothers Patrick and John, and sister Maryare Brother Michael, who was Phil's aide during the Civil war, is buried in http://www.netpluscom.com/~pchs/sheridan.htm

A Brief Biography of GENERAL PHILIP HENRY SHERIDAN The Sheridan Monument Download our Civil War Days Screen Saver John and Mary Minah Sheridan, Philip's parents, came to America in 1830 at the urging of John's uncle, Thomas Gainor, living in Albany, New York. John and Mary were second degree cousins from County Cavan, Ireland. Before leaving Ireland the couple had two children, Patrick H. and Rosa. Rosa died aboard ship and was buried at sea. Philip Henry was born March 6, 1831. His birthplace is still a mystery. There are no records available at Albany, New York, Boston, Mass. (where their ship landed), nor at Somerset, Ohio. Phil at various times claimed all three places. He arrived with his parents in Somerset as a babe-in-arms and spent his childhood here. The Sheridan family increased here by the births of Mary, Michael, and John L. Sheridan attended school in Somerset until the age of fourteen, at which time he went to work for various businessmen, notably Fink and Dittoe. In 1848 Congressman Thomas Ritchie, who knew both Phil and his father, obtained an appointment to West Point for Phil. In 1851, his third year at the Point, he was suspended for a year for fighting with a fellow cadet, William Terrill, Va. Brig. Gen., Union. Phil graduated 34th in a class of 52 in July, 1853, and was assigned to the 1st Infantry at Fort Duncan, Texas, as a 2nd Lt. In 1855 he was transferred to the 4th Infantry in the Pacific Northwest. In April, 1856, he was assigned to duty at the Grand Ronde Indian Reservation in Yamhill County, Oregon, and was promoted to 1st Lt.

92. History - War - General Page Historical Text Archive war. Military Data Resource. For general library information,please call (206) 2812228. Copyright © 1998 Seattle Pacific University. http://www.spu.edu/depts/library/reference/history/war_general.htm

Library Online Resources History War - General Yahoo HotBot Dogpile Air Force Historical Research Agency (United States Air Force) Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy (includes pre-18th century to 20th century documents, plus ones related to military conflicts; Yale University) Historical Text Archive: War Military Data Resource Naval Historical Center (Department of the Navy) U.S. Army Center of Military History rev. 12/14/00 Send questions and comments on the library Web pages to Carrie Fry , or call (206) 281-2124. For general library information, please call (206) 281-2228. Seattle Pacific University

93. International Socialist Review Index:WAR:GENERAL - WRITERS REVIEWED warGENERAL. Whose war?/ John Reed 7/38 http://www.lpi.org.uk/idx/srindexw.htm

VIETNAM WAR:GENERAL Whose war?/ John Reed: What attitude should socialists take to war?/ Duncan Hallas: The war criminals they won't indict(N): Hague tribunal - The real criminals are in Washington(N): Marxism and War/ Joel Geier: Text Rogue State - A history of US terror/ Katherine Dwyer: The Canton Ohio speech/ Eugene V Debs: Text Resource wars: the new landscape of global conflict(R: Michael T Klare/ Metropolitian Books, $26, 2001, 289p)/ Ashley Smith: War without end - The Washington axis of evil(N): Text Next stop, Baghdad? - Washington prepares for a new Gulf war(N): Fugitive days: a memoir(R: Bill Ayers/ Beacon Press, $24, 2001, 295p)/ Bill Roberts: 9-11(R: Noam Chomsky/ Seven Stories Press, $9, 2001, 126p)/ Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: [Order] Terrorosm: Theirs and ours(R: Eqbal Ahmed/ Seven Stories Press, $7, 2001, 50p)/ Deepa Lal: Terrorism and war(R: Howard Zinn/ Seven Stories Press, $10, 2002, 159p)/ Paul D'Amato: [Order] Pacifism and War/ Paul D'Amato: A history of bombing(R: Sven Lindqvist/ The New Press, $25.00, 2001, 207p)/ Chris Fagan: [Order] Perpetual war for perpetual peace: How we got to be so hated(R: Gore Vidal/ Nation Books, $10.00, 2002, 160p)/ Adam Turl:

94. International Socialist Review Index:WAR:GENERAL - WRITERS REVIEWED VIETNAM. warGENERAL Whose war?/ John Reed 7/38; What attitude shouldsocialists take to war?/ Duncan Hallas 7/42; The war criminals http://www.lpi.org.uk/idx/irindexw.htm

VIETNAM WAR:GENERAL Whose war?/ John Reed: What attitude should socialists take to war?/ Duncan Hallas: The war criminals they won't indict(N): Hague tribunal - The real criminals are in Washington(N): Marxism and War/ Joel Geier: Text Rogue State - A history of US terror/ Katherine Dwyer: The Canton Ohio speech/ Eugene V Debs: Text Resource wars: the new landscape of global conflict(R: Michael T Klare/ Metropolitian Books, $26, 2001, 289p)/ Ashley Smith: War without end - The Washington axis of evil(N): Text Next stop, Baghdad? - Washington prepares for a new Gulf war(N): Fugitive days: a memoir(R: Bill Ayers/ Beacon Press, $24, 2001, 295p)/ Bill Roberts: 9-11(R: Noam Chomsky/ Seven Stories Press, $9, 2001, 126p)/ Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: [Order] Terrorosm: Theirs and ours(R: Eqbal Ahmed/ Seven Stories Press, $7, 2001, 50p)/ Deepa Lal: Terrorism and war(R: Howard Zinn/ Seven Stories Press, $10, 2002, 159p)/ Paul D'Amato: [Order] Pacifism and War/ Paul D'Amato: A history of bombing(R: Sven Lindqvist/ The New Press, $25.00, 2001, 207p)/ Chris Fagan: [Order] Perpetual war for perpetual peace: How we got to be so hated(R: Gore Vidal/ Nation Books, $10.00, 2002, 160p)/ Adam Turl:

95. International Socialism Journal Index:WAR:GENERAL - WRITERS REVIEWED VIETNAM. warGENERAL Prelude to revolution class consciousness and the FirstWorld war/ Megan Trudell 76/67 Text; The vicelike hold of nationalism? http://www.socialistreviewindex.org.uk/idx/ijindexw.htm

VIETNAM WAR:GENERAL Prelude to revolution: class consciousness and the First World War/ Megan Trudell: Text The vice-like hold of nationalism? A comment on Megan Trudell's Prelude to revolution/ Ian Birchall: Text Why the West has won: Carnage and culture from Salamis to Vietnam(R: Victor Davis Hanson/ Faber and Faber, £16.00, 2002)/ Dave Renton: WAR:WORLD WAR II Other ref: Germany 1933-45 Was the Second World War a war for democracy?/ Chris Bambery: Text Social policy in the Third Reich: The working class and the 'National Community'(R: Tim Mason/ Berg, £12.95)/ Alex Callinicos: Text Against all hope: Resistance in the Nazi concentration camps 1938-1945(R: Herman Longbeir/ Constable, £19.95)/ Alex Callinicos: Text WELFARE STATE Other ref: Health, Local Government Thatcher and the Welfare State/ Sue Clegg: Back to the workhouse?/ Anne Rogers: The myth of welfare dependancy/ Nicolai Gentchev: Text WOMEN'S LIBERATION Other ref: Women's Movement, Abortion, Family, Sexual Politics What keeps the family going?/ Irene Bruegel: Does 'femininity' keep the family going/ Floya Anthias: Women's oppression and male alienation/ Joan Smith: Femininity as Alienation: Women and the family in Marxism and psychoanalysis(R: Anne Foreman/ Pluto Press)/ Barbara Winslow: The women's movement and the left in Canada/ Abbi Bakan: Patriarchal ideology and the rise of capitalism/ Susan Cahn: Women and the revolutionary party: a reply to Joan Smith/ Lin James: The holy family/ Bob Lloyd: Beyond the fragments/ Pete Goodwin: The legend of Marilyn Monroe/ Abbi Bakan:

96. International Socialism Series 1 Index:WAR:GENERAL - warGENERAL The home front, the British and the Second World war(RArthur Marwick/ Thames and Hudson, 1976)/ Penny Summerfield 98/30. http://www.socialistreviewindex.org.uk/idx/i1indexw.htm

UNITED STATES:LABOUR AND THE LEFT WAR:GENERAL The home front, the British and the Second World War(R: Arthur Marwick/ Thames and Hudson, 1976)/ Penny Summerfield: WELFARE Resisting the hospital cuts in East London/ John Blake: What's happening to the Health Service/ Gerry Dawson: Briefing - Housing: The homeless and the empty houses(R: Ron Bailey/ Penguin, £0.95)/ Jimmy Dixon: WELFARE STATE Other ref: Health, Local Government Inequality and the Freeze/ Jim Kincaid: Fair Rents-The Experience/ Hugh Kerr: More Cutbacks in Welfare(N)/ Gordon Peters: Healey's Axe(N)/ Jim Kincaid: The Boom and the Cuts in Figures(N)/ Jim Kincaid: WOMEN'S LIBERATION Other ref: Women's Movement, Abortion, Family, Sexual Politics WR: World Revolution or Wishful Revisionism?/ Tirril Harris: Equal Pay (Briefing)/ Margaret Renn: Women's Consciousness, Man's World(R: Sheila Rowbotham)/ Kath Ennis: Abortion-The Pioneers/ David Widgery: Labour's No Deal For Women(N)/ Margaret Renn: All Work and no Pay: Women, Housework and the Wages Due(R: Edmond, Fleming (EDS))/ Irene Breugel: We Come to Bury Housework Not to Praise It/ Elana Dallas, Judith Hamilton:

97. Korean War Books At HistoryBooks.biz Korean war Books. Breakout The Chosin June 1993). The Coldest war A Memoir of Korea by James Brady (Paperback June 2000). Colder http://www.historybooks.biz/Military/Korean_War_general.htm

Africa Americas Ancient Asia ... Military History Books Africa Americas Ancient Asia ... Korean War - Campaigns Korean War - General Korean War - Personal Napoleon Napoleonic Wars - General Napoleonic Wars - Naval ... US - General Korean War Books Breakout : The Chosin Reservoir Campaign, Korea 1950 by Martin Russ (Paperback May 2000) Brave Men : The Blood-And-Guts Combat Chronicle of Americas Most Decorated Living Soldier by David H. Hackworth, et al (Mass Market Paperback June 1993) The Coldest War : A Memoir of Korea by James Brady (Paperback June 2000) Colder Than Hell : A Marine Rifle Company at Chosin Reservoir by Joseph R. Owen (Mass Market Paperback October 1997) Pork Chop Hill : The American Fighting Man in Action, Korea, Spring, 1953 by S. L. A. Marshall (Mass Market Paperback June 12, 2000) This Kind of War : The Classic Korean War History by T. R. Fehrenbach, Gordon Sullivan (Hardcover May 1, 2000) The Pueblo Incident: A Spy Ship and the Failure of American Foreign Policy by Mitchell B. Lerner (Hardcover April 2002) A Short History of the Korean War by James L. Stokesbury

98. Civil War Research Database 2 million+ record of soldiers as well as regimental chronicles, officer profiles, battle synopses Category Society Genealogy Products and Services Databases......Civil war Research Database. Surname, Given Name, Surname, Given Name, Itis not hard to find histories of the monumental figures of the Civil war. http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/military/cwrd/main.htm

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