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A book on how to win in business, war, and life.
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I'm amazed my book "Strategic Advantage: How to Win in War, Business, and Life" is not crowd-sourced under the "Strategy" genre. If you read and like the book, please shelve it under "Strategy." If you don't already have a "Strategy" shelf, please think about creating one. Thanks! Strategic Advantage: How to Win in War, Business, and Life
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"This book must've taken years of researching and writing! I either didn't pay too much attention in school or forgot it all, but I can tell you I learned (or re-lear ...more "
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"From good to great”…for the price! Renowned author Thomas Fleming published this 19-page book in 2012, just two months before former West Point Superintendent and renowned author Lieutenant General Dave R. Palmer published his 273-page book “George W ...more |
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Washington’s Marines: The Origins of the Corps and the American Revolution, 1775-1777:
"An extremely comprehensive and precise account of the Revolutionary War. The Marines' subject matter is very informational but just a small storyline in the book as a whole.
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Washington’s Marines: The Origins of the Corps and the American Revolution, 1775-1777:
"An entertaining read about the onset of the revolution. Though it seemed more of a book specifically about Washington that mentions the Marines throughout. It references some of its notable officers and how the continental and state's Marines contrib"
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Washington’s Marines: The Origins of the Corps and the American Revolution, 1775-1777:
"An interesting book, though the title is a little misleading. The United States Marines date their beginning to November 10, 1775, when the Continental Congress authorized raising detachments of Marines for manning ships of the new continental navy. "
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For the Corps, yet more than war The authorship of “Warfighting” is credited to the US Marine Corps as an institution, but the primary architect of the original 1989 edition was General Alfred M. Gray Jr., the Corps’ 29th Commandant. Gray selected Cap ...more |
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A must-have for your Rev War library! You’ve likely searched for this book after having watched Ken Burns’ “The American Revolution” miniseries. Well, what can I say? This expanding and supporting source-book is great in virtually every way. You can ...more |
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America's Beginnings for Beginners This book is a great introduction for kids to the American Revolution. Estimates of what might be “kids” range from ages 7 through 14 (grades 2 through 8), though at times the vocabulary might be a stretch for the yo ...more |
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Triumph Through Top Teamwork! This very worthy book is 296 pages of a version of Xenophon’s fictional biography of Cyrus the Great, the Cyropaedia, a narrative describing the education of Cyrus, the ideal ruler. The author, in his fascinating retellin ...more |
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The essence of Washington! As author Peter Henriques writes about publishing his new book, “…my goal was to summarize my many years spent studying George Washington and incorporate the best of Washington scholarship into a brief, readable, scholarly b ...more |
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“13 words: "Where the Hudson takes a hard right, West Point teaches the Harder Right." W. Bahr, USMA '69 © 2014
After the Hudson’s hard left, what happens next, "right" at Trophy Point?”
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
After the Hudson’s hard left, what happens next, "right" at Trophy Point?”
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
“Character is Key for Liberty.”
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
“Arbitrary power [tyranny, dictatorship] is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused to licentiousness [lawlessness, anarchy].”
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“No punishment, in my opinion, is too great for the Man, who can build 'his greatness upon his Country’s ruin.'” — George Washington ~ Letter to Joseph Reed (December 12, 1778)”
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“There is but one straight course, and that is to seek truth and pursue it steadily." — George Washington, 31 July 1795”
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“Character is Key for Liberty.”
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
― George Washington's Liberty Key: Mount Vernon's Bastille Key – the Mystery and Magic of Its Body, Mind, and Soul
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