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Walter Millis •ï¿½85 Items / 17 Books, 30 Articles, 38 Reviews
This Is Pearl! (1947)
by Walter Millis
The United States and Japan--1941
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    American History (Review)
    James A. Field, Jr.
    This Is Pearl!, by Walter Millis
    1. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    The American Historical Review, October 1948, pp. 173-174
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    Making the Record Clear (Review)
    Thomas J. Hamilton
    This Is Pearl!, by Walter Millis
    1. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    The Nation, December 6, 1947, pp. 624-625
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    Fog-Bound Harbor (Review)
    Asher Brynes
    This Is Pearl!, by Walter Millis
    1. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    The Saturday Review, October 11, 1947, p. 33
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    Briefly Noted (7 Reviews)
    General
    1. Ordeal of the Union by Allan Nevins
    2. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    3. Great Morning! by Osbert Sitwell
    4. Gallant Rebel by Stanley F. Horn
    5. Men of Taste by Martin S. Briggs
    6. Literary Sources of Art History by Elizabeth Gilmore Holt
    7. Pavel Tchelitchew Drawings by Lincoln Kirstein and Pavel Tchelitchew
    The New Yorker, October 18, 1947, p. 119
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    Briefer Comment (11 Reviews)
    General Interest
    1. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    2. The Face of Robert E. Lee by Roy Meredith
    3. The Only Way by Karl Barth
    4. Community of the Free by Yves R. Simon
    5. Inside Pan-Arabia by Morris Jacob Steiner
    6. The Black Tents of Arabia by Carl R. Raswan
    7. East of the Andes and West of Nowhere by Nancy Bell Fairchild Bates
    8. Men of Law by William Seagle
    9. A Treasury of New England Folklore by B.A. Botkin
    10. Salem and the Indies by James Duncan Phillips
    11. One Two Three...Infinity by George Gamow
    The Forum, January 1948, p. 19
  6. Books in Review
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    Reports on a War (12 Reviews)
    William Harlan Hale
    Bomber Offensive, by Arthur T. Harris
    1. Bomber Offensive by Arthur T. Harris
    2. War As I Knew It by George S. Patton, Jr. and Paul D. Harkins
    3. Admiral Halsey's Story by William F. Halsey and J. Bryan III
    4. The Japanese at Leyte Gulf by James A. Field, Jr.
    5. Lucky Forward by Robert S. Allen
    6. Conquer: The Story of the Ninth Army by R.U. Nicholas
    7. Dark December by Robert E. Merriam
    8. Operation Victory by Francis W. de Guingand
    9. The 84th Infantry Division in the Battle of Germany, November 1944-May 1945 by Theodore Draper
    10. The Island War by Frank O. Hough
    11. The Marines' War by Fletcher Pratt
    12. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    The New Republic, January 12, 1948, pp. 27-30
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    Recent Books on International Relations (15 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Second World War
    1. Letter from Grosvenor Square by John Gilbert Winant
    2. This Is Pearl! by Walter Millis
    3. Strategy in World War II by Alfred H. Burne
    4. The Battle of the Atlantic by Samuel Eliot Morison
    5. The Organization of Ground Combat Troops by Kent Roberts Greenfield, Robert R. Palmer, and Bell I. Wiley, ...
    6. The Hidden Weapon by David L. Gordon and Royden Dangerfield
    7. The Island War by Frank O. Hough
    8. The Story of Wake Island by James P.S. Devereux
    9. Dark December by Robert E. Merriam
    10. The Attack on St. Nazaire, 28th March, 1942 by R.E.D. Ryder
    11. Irregular Adventures by Christie Norman Lawrence
    12. American Agent by Mark Gayn and John Caldwell
    13. New Zealand at War by Kenneth R. Hancock
    14. Finland and World War II, 1939-1944 by John H. Wuorinen
    15. Forest of the Dead by Ernst E. Wiechert
    Foreign Affairs, April 1948, pp. 570-571