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The Effect of Maritime Command On Land Campaigns Since Waterloo (Hardcover)
Book format Hardcover
Fiction/nonfiction Non-Fiction
Genre History
Publication date October, 2022
Pages 414
Edition 1st Edition, 1897; Reprinted 2013; Other editions: Franklin Classics, 2018 (Hardcover); Kessinger Publishing, 2007 (Softcover); Forgotten Books, 2020 (Softcover); Nabu Press, 2010 (Softcover); Isha Books, 2013 (Hardcover)
Publisher Legare Street Press
Language English
Assembled product height 9.21 in
Assembled product weight 1.66 lb
Bisac subject heading Fiction

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