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  • The army behind the army

    In The Army Behind the Army, E. Alexander Powell turns from battlefield spectacle to the immense logistical and human machinery that sustains modern war. Written out of the First World War, the book illuminates transport workers, engineers, medics, supply officers, and laboring soldiers whose largely unseen efforts make combat possible. Powell's style combines journalistic immediacy with ... Read more

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  • Vive la France!

    In Vive la France!, E. Alexander Powell offers a vivid, patriotic portrait of France in a time of strain, blending travel writing, wartime reportage, and cultural interpretation. The book celebrates the endurance of French civil and military life, attending to landscapes, cities, soldiers, and ordinary citizens with an eye for emblematic detail. Powell's style is brisk, journalistic, and ... Read more

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  • The end of the trail

    The far west from New Mexico to British Columbia

    In The End of the Trail: The Far West from New Mexico to British Columbia, E. Alexander Powell offers a wide-ranging travel narrative of the North American West at a moment when frontier legend was yielding to modern settlement. Moving across deserts, mountains, mining camps, ranching country, and Pacific landscapes, Powell combines vivid reportage with descriptive set pieces and anecdotal ... Read more

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  • In Barbary : Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and the Sahara

    In Barbary: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and the Sahara is a vivid work of early twentieth-century travel writing that surveys North Africa through the linked landscapes of coast, medina, desert, and colonial outpost. Powell combines descriptive reportage with historical reflection, moving across Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and the Sahara to evoke the region's political tensions, Islamic traditions, ... Read more

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  • The New Frontiers of Freedom, In Barbary, The Last Frontier and Where the Strange Trails Go Down

    The wander-thirst is like the drug-habit. Once you acquire it you are done for. It will never let you rest. There is no mistaking its symptoms: a hatred of the prosaic, the routine, and the humdrum; an aversion to staying long in one place; an insatiable craving to move on, move on—to see what lies beyond yonder range of hills, around that next bend in the road. It is as persistent as it is ... Read more

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  • Italy at War and the Allies in the West and Brothers in Arms

    When I told my friends that I was going to the Italian front they smiled disdainfully. "You will only be wasting your time," one of them warned me. "There isn't anything doing there," said another. And when I came back they greeted me with "You didn't see much, did you?" and "What are the Italians doing, anyway?" If I had time I told them that Italy is holding a front which is longer than the ... Read more

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  • The Army Behind the Army

    Before the war made most Americans as conversant with the functions of the various branches of the army as they are with the duties of the gardener and the cook, the work of the Signal Corps troops was popularly supposed to consist, in the main, of standing in full view of the enemy and frantically waving little red-and-white flags. Don’t you remember those gaudily colored recruiting posters which ... Read more

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  • The New Frontiers of Freedom from the Alps to the Aegean

    "The New Frontiers of Freedom from the Alps to the Aegean" by E. Alexander Powell is a captivating exploration of the diverse landscapes and cultures that define the regions between the majestic Alps and the serene Aegean Sea. Powell's vivid descriptions transport readers to picturesque villages, bustling cities, and breathtaking natural wonders. Through his keen observations and engaging ... Read more

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  • Fighting in Flanders and Vive la France

    War correspondents regard war very much as a doctor regards sickness. I don't suppose that a doctor is actually glad that people are sick, but so long as sickness exists in the world he feels that he might as well get the benefit of it. It is the same with war correspondents. They do not wish anyone to be killed on their account, but so long as men are going to be killed anyway, they want to be on ... Read more

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  • Fighting in Flanders

    "Fighting in Flanders" by E. Alexander Powell is a gripping account of the experiences of soldiers during World War I, particularly on the Western Front. Powell, a war correspondent, provides vivid descriptions of the brutal realities faced by troops in the trenches of Flanders. His narrative captures the courage, camaraderie, and despair of the soldiers, painting a poignant picture of their ... Read more

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  • Colonial Ambitions: 7 Classic Books on Colonial History

    Germany's Vanishing Colonies, African Colonization by the Free Colored People of the United States, A Day in a Colonial Home, etc.

    Colonial Ambitions: 7 Classic Books on Colonial History presents a nuanced exploration of the myriad facets of colonialism through the lenses of classic texts. This anthology assembles a spectrum of literary styles, from meticulous historical analysis to vivid travelogues, immersing readers in the ambitions and repercussions of colonial endeavors. The collection deftly highlights the complex ... Read more

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  • The road to glory

    In "The Road to Glory," E. Alexander Powell presents a riveting exploration of human resilience and ambition, encapsulated within the tumultuous backdrop of war and conflict. Powell's literary style blends vivid narrative with incisive commentary, unraveling the complexities of personal and collective journeys toward honor and achievement. Set against the aftermath of World War I, the book employs ... Read more

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