Georges Blond. Stated first American edition. PA: Stackpole Books, 1966. Both price-clipped dust jacket and hardcover are in Very Good+ condition. No writing or markings found in the book, 320 pp. Translated by H. Eaton Hart. Has some minor chipping on the spine.
A compelling account of one of the most decisive battles of the First World War, The Marne by acclaimed French historian Georges Blond offers a vivid and human portrait of the dramatic events that halted Germany’s advance toward Paris in 1914.
This 1966 First American Edition, is a sought-after military history title that combines meticulous research with Blond’s highly readable narrative style. Essential for collectors of World War I history, military strategy, and significant twentieth-century historical works.
