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Alternate Generals III by Harry Turtledove
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Alternate Generals III

by Harry Turtledove

Other authors: Chris Bunch (Contributor), Lillian Stewart Carl (Contributor), A.M. Dellamonica (Contributor)

Series: Alternate Generals (3)

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super! not only great but super! alternate generals (hanibal, rob.e.lee, patton, etc. funny, interesting, intriguing, ( )
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Harry Turtledoveprimary authorall editionsconfirmed
Bunch,ChrisContributorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Carl,Lillian StewartContributorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Dellamonica,A.M.Contributorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
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History shows that leadership is crucial in war, but there are other factors at work. What if history were given a twist or two, and great commanders on land and sea fought their greatest battles under different circumstances? Suppose General Douglas MacArthur had been captured before he could escape from Manila and became a prisoner of war? Suppose Joan of Arc had not been burned for heresy and had gone on to lead France to very different victories? Suppose Genghis Khan had been a convert to Judaism and his horde had fought for a different cause than in our universe? Turtledove and his colleagues turn the past upside down and inside out, and the possibilities are endless...

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A collection of alternate history stories speculates about how world history would have been changed if the great military battles had been fought under different circumstances.

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