The Guns of August by Barbara W. Tuchman
For readers interested in delving into the origins of World War I and gaining a deeper understanding of its far-reaching consequences, “The Guns of August” is essential reading. Its relevance, both as a historical document and as a cautionary tale, ensures that it will remain a staple of syllabi and reading lists for years to come.
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