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Classic Richard Holmes military history paperback exploring the psychology, courage, and realities of soldiers in battle — a solid Cassell Military Paperbacks reading copy for collectors and historians.
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A compelling and deeply human study of combat psychology, Acts of War – The Behaviour of Men in Battle by acclaimed military historian Richard Holmes explores what soldiers truly experience on the battlefield. Drawing on historical examples and personal accounts, Holmes examines courage, fear, leadership, and the emotional realities behind warfare, offering readers a powerful insight into the human side of military history.
Part of the sought-after Cassell Military Paperbacks series, this edition remains popular with historians, collectors, and readers interested in modern warfare studies, military sociology, and battlefield behaviour. Written in an accessible yet scholarly style, it bridges academic research and engaging narrative, making it an excellent addition to any military history library.
Condition – Near Fine
No notable defects






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