Reviews of Books

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Abstract General Burgoyne in Canada and America By Michael Glover (Gordon and Cremonesi), £9.90, 254 pages Reviewed by Sue Stration. John Burgoyne of Saratoga By James Lunt (Macdonald and Jane's), £5.50, 369 pages Reviewed by Sue Stration. Moore of Corunna By Roger Parkinson (Hart-Davis, MacGibbon), £5.95, 245 pages Reviewed by H. B. C. Watkins. Julian Grenfell By Nicholas Mosley (Weidenfeld & Nicolson), £6.50, 267 pages Reviewed by Martin Lindsay. The Economic Structure of the Middle East By Z. Y Hershlag (E. J. Brill, Leiden), 125 Guilders, 347 pages Reviewed by R. M. Burrell. The Economic Consequences of the Vietnam War By Robert Warren Stevens (Croom Helm), £5.00, 229 pages Reviewed by Roger Tooze. A Man Called Intrepid By William Stevenson (Macmillan), £4.95, 486 pages Reviewed by Ronald Lewin. The Night Will End, Memoirs of the Résistance By Henri Frenay (Abelard), £6.50, 453 pages (translated from the French By Dan Hofstadter) Reviewed by Françoise Rigby. The Foreign Policy Process in Britain By William Wallace (The Royal Institute for International Affairs, London) £9.00, 320 pages Reviewed by B. P. White. In the Anglo-Arab Labyrinth: The McMahon-Husayn Correspondence and its Interpretations 1914–1939 By Elie Kedourie (Cambridge University Press), £12.50, 330 pages Reviewed by John Stephenson. Aden Under British Rule 1839–1967 By R. J. Gavin (C. Hurst), £11.75, 351 pages Reviewed by James Lunt. Journal of an Afghan Prisoner By Lieutenant Vincent Eyre (Routlege and Kegan Paul), £5.95, 330 pages Reviewed by P. H. C. Hayward. Spandau: The Secret Diaries By Albert Speer (Collins), £6.50, 463 pages Reviewed by Ronald Lewin. Gunboats on the Great River By Gregory Haines (Macdonald and Janes), £4.50, 181 pages Reviewed by B. B. Schofiled. SALT: The Moscow Agreements and Beyond Edited By Mason Willrich and John B. Rhinelander (New York, The Free Press; London, Collier Macmillan). Paperback £2.95, 361 pages Reviewed by P. H. Vigor. Whither NATO: Problems of West European Defence By Johannes Steinhoff (Hoffmann und Campe Verlag, Hamburg), 279 pages (text in German) Reviewed by Wolfgang J. Koschnick. The Soviet Naval Offensive: An Examination of Strategic Role of Soviet Naval Forces in the East-West Conflict By Edward Wegener (translated from German By Henning Wegener) (Naval Institute Press, Annapolis), £6.50, 135 pages Reviewed by Bryan Ranft. The Wild Geese are Flighting By John Horsfall (The Roundwood Press), £2.30, 182 pages Reviewed by Geoffrey Powell. British Policy in South-East Europe in the Second World War By Elisabeth Barker (Macmillan), £10.00, 320 pages Reviewed by Mark Wheeler. The Politics and Strategy of the Second World War—Greece 1940–1941 By Charles Cruickshank (Davis-Poynter), £5.00, 206 pages Reviewed by Philip Newton. The Struggle for Greece 1941–1949 By C. M. Woodhouse (Hart-Davis, MacGibbon), £15.00, 324 pages Reviewed by Philip Newton. Dropzone Normandy By Napier Crookenden (Ian Allan), £4.95, 291 pages Reviewed by Martin Lindsay. Stalin as Warlord By Albert Seaton (Batsford), £5.95, 312 pages Reviewed by P. H. Vigor. Soviet Military Management at the Troop Level By Herbert Goldhamer (Leo Cooper), £9.95, 352 pages Reviewed by C. N. Donnelly. The Loyal Regiment By Michael Langley (Leo Cooper-Famous Regiments Series), £6.50, 118 pages Reviewed by Derek Boyd. The Royal Scots By A. M. Brander, Leo Cooper—Famous Regiment Series), £4.95, 111 pages Reviewed by Philip Newton. National, Regional, and Global Perspectives Edited By Yonah Alexander (Praeger, New York; Martin Robertson, London), £12.60, 390 pages Reviewed by K. C. Eyre. A Short History of Guerrilla Warfare By John Ellis (Ian Allan), £4.95, 220 pages Reviewed by David Clark. Great Fighting Admirals from Hawke to Nimitz By Oliver Warner (Cassell), £4.95, 190 pages Reviewed by A. B. Sainsburg.