Journal of Military History Historical Books

Vol. 76, #1 "Two Different Views of Knighthood, Diplomats as Spymasters, The War That Made Hollywood"

Vol. 76, #2 "The Revisionist Imperative, The Role of Commoners and Print in Elizabethan England's Acceptance of Firearms, Geomancy and Walled Fortifications"

Vol. 76, #3 "The True Napoleon of the West, Misreading Svechin, The Italian Defeat at the Battle of Caporetto"

Vol. 76, #4 "1812 - Remembering A Forgotten War, The Chapter of Accidents, United States Army Officers in the War of 1812"

Vol. 77, #1 "Useful Enemies, Treated With Scant Attention, Learning to Fight"

Vol. 77, #2 "Racism and Abolitionism in the Caribbean, Emory Upton and the Army of a Democracy, Damn the Torpedoes"

Vol. 77, #3 "Alexander the Great and the Art of Adaptation, A Change of Bothe Men and Measures, The US Army's Transition to Peace"

Vol. 77, #4 "Privateers and Profit in the War of 1812, Naturally Calusewitzian, From Can-Can Diabolique to Sitzkrieg"

Vol. 78, #1 "Restructuring the Eastern Frontier, Technological Adaptation in a Global Conflict, Lid Sitters and Prestige Seekers"

Vol. 78, #3 "Demand What's Owed Us, The Mughal Battlefield, George Washington and the American Military Tradition"

Vol. 78, #4 "The Rewards of Risk-Taking, Take None But Gentlemen, The Road from Kandahar"

Vol. 79, #1 "Zealous Activity of Capt. Lee, Caught in the Crossfire, The Failure of Japanese Land-Sea Cooperation"

Vol. 79, #3 "Manifesting Awe, The Demise of Stonewall Jackson, Opportunity Lost"

Vol. 79, #4 "Evacuating Wartime Europe, Papa Joffre and the Great War, The Limits of Technology"

Vol. 80, #2 "The 2016 George C. Marshall Lecture, The Politics of Military Professionalism, Technology and Tradition"

Vol. 80, #3 "Victims of an Ideological Rift, German Military Participation, The Abolition of the US Army Canteen"

Vol. 80, #4 "Sesquicentennial Reflection on the Black Regulars, Alexander's Cavalry Charge at Chaeronea, An Exodus to Nowhere"

Vol. 81, #1 "The Slave Soldiers of Africa, The Raj in Peril, Wartime Trauma and the Lure of the Frontier"

Vol. 81, #2 "Bruno of Merseburg's Saxon War, When There Was No Signs of Any Human Being, The School of Experience"

Vol. 81, #3 "The 2017 George C. Marshall Lecture, Holy War and Just War in Early New England, Adversary and Ally"