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How the War Was Won
Air-Sea Power and Allied Victory in World War II (Cambridge Military Histories)
Experience World War II in a new way with How the War Was Won. In this captivating history book, Phillips Payson O'Brien argues that air and sea power were key to the war's outcome, not just land battles. Discover how the Allies used their technological and economic advantages to dominate these areas, putting pressure on Germany and Japan's entire war machine. You'll see how battles like Stalingrad and Kursk were not the ultimate deciders of the war, but rather, air and sea power was.
Paul Krugman
2022-07-03T12:23:42.000ZRecommended by
Duncan WeldonJoin Matthias and his fellow Macedonian soldiers in their bloody campaign in the Afghan Kingdoms, where they face a new kind of enemy and must learn to fight a new kind of war. Experience their fear, euphoria, horror, and shame as they confront a proud Eastern warrior people who possess a fervent willingness to die for their cause. To survive, they must adopt unorthodox and barbaric tactics- but at what cost?
Paul Krugman
2021-04-14T11:25:27.000ZExplore a unique and captivating world in this bestselling science fiction novel, now available in a deluxe hardcover edition. Set on the harsh desert planet Arrakis, the story follows the young Paul Atreides as he navigates a treacherous political landscape where the only valuable resource is a coveted drug called "spice." As Paul's family is betrayed and destroyed, he embarks on a journey that will lead him to a destiny beyond his wildest dreams. With a stunning blend of adventure, mysticism, and politics, Dune is a triumph of the imagination and a true masterpiece of science fiction.
Paul Krugman
2020-09-09T23:01:01.000ZBeige Book
Summary of Commentary on Current Economic Conditions by Federal Rese.
This economic report from the Federal Reserve Districts details a continued expansion in national economic activity at a modest to moderate pace. Consumer spending is growing and the travel and tourism sector is expanding in most districts. Business spending, demand for nonfinancial services, and manufacturing activity also show modest growth. Nonresidential construction, however, is expanding at a slower rate. Agricultural reports are mixed, and there were slight price and wage pressures. Overall, economic outlook remains optimistic despite the recent government shutdown and debt ceiling debate.
Paul Krugman
2020-09-02T20:43:23.000ZEmbark on a perilous quest with hobbit Frodo and his companions as they journey across Middle-earth to destroy the powerful One Ring, which threatens to fall into the hands of the evil Dark Lord, Sauron. Follow the journey of the Fellowship of the Ring, made up of a wizard, hobbits, dwarves, elves, and soldiers, as they battle through forests, mountains, and dark towers to save their world. Discover the epic tale of good versus evil, courage, friendship, and sacrifice in this timeless classic.
Paul Krugman
2019-03-24T16:08:11.000ZThis literature guide by SparkNotes is perfect for students who want to succeed in their studies. It provides chapter-by-chapter analysis of key themes, motifs, and symbols, a review quiz, and essay topics. Lively and fun, SparkNotes is great for studying late into the night and writing papers. The guide also includes an A+ essay as an example of how the book can be analyzed, a glossary of literary terms, step-by-step tutoring on how to write a literary essay, and a feature on how not to plagiarize.
Paul Krugman
2019-03-24T16:08:11.000ZRecommended by
Shelly KramerThis book offers insight into the growing influence of billionaires on American politics, and their use of "stealth politics" to promote policies that benefit their interests. The authors argue that this trend poses a threat to democracy in the United States, and offer solutions for increasing political accountability and reinvigorating majoritarian democracy.
Paul Krugman
2018-12-01T14:19:50.000Z