No Man’s Land: 1918, The Last Year of the Great War (1998) by John Toland is a meticulously researched and gripping historical account of World War I’s final, brutal year. Published by Easton Press, this volume is bound in premium full leather with gilt accents, archival-quality paper, and satin ribbon markers—making it a collector’s gem. Toland, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, blends military strategy, personal diaries, and political drama to depict the collapse of empires, the desperation of trench warfare, and the flawed peace that sowed the seeds for WWII. From the Spring Offensive to the Armistice, his narrative humanizes soldiers and leaders alike, revealing the war’s chaotic endgame.
No Man’s Land – John Toland 1998 | Easton Press
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- Author:
John Toland - Publisher:
Easton Press, 1998 - Binding:
Hardcover - Condition:
Fine - Size:
8vo - Attributes:
Fine Binding
Easton Press edition. Full dark blue decorated leather binding, all edges gilt. Binding tight, square, internally fine, unmarked. Fine.
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