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This book, the work of a gifted amateur historian, gives you exactly what the title promises: Short (4-5 page) sketches of fifty different weapons that, in their day, revolutionized the way wars are fought. Each sketch includes a clear, non-technical description of what the weapon does and an explanation of its tactical impact, the latter illustrated by an account of the weapon in action. The fifty entries each stand on their own, but the book as a whole--read from cover to cover--is a good introductory survey of the history of weaponry.

Weir has, with this single book, met two important needs. It is the first introduction to this subject aimed at general readers rather than military professionals, historians, or "war buffs." It is also the first introductory book to attend to hard-to-research topics like the history of land mines, smokeless powder, and recoilless artillery. The book deserves--for these reasons--wide attention from school, college, and public librarians. It is a crucial stepping-stone to more sophisticated works like Robert O'Connell's _Arms and Men_, William McNeill's _The Pursuit of Power_, and Martin van Creveld's _Technology and War_.

Two persistent flaws diminish the book's value somewhat. The first is atrocious copyediting. "Theodolite" (a surveyor's tool) is rendered as "the odolite," naval aviator Wade McClusky is inexplicably renamed Clarence, the Japanese "supercarrier" Shinano is referred to three times in two pages as "Sinano," and a British soldier is described as being "invalidated" (rather than "invalided") out of the army as a result of his injuries. The second, more serious flaw is the near-total absence of line drawings that would reinforce the text by illustrating *how* specific weapons (or the tactics they spawned) work. Illustrations abound, but they generally add more atmosphere than enlightenment.

If introductory books on the history of weaponry were more numerous, these flaws woudl be more serious. As it is, Weir has the field virtually to himself, and the good points of his work far outweigh the bad.

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50 Battles That Changed The World

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There's a lot to like about William Weir's 50 Battles That Changed The World. But there are also some problems. I would recommend this book, but only as a companion to other similar works, such as Battles That Changed History by Geoffrey Reagan.

The author has an interesting take on the importance of these 50 battles, preferring to focus on how the battles shaped modern civilization. That is certainly a valid approach. Many to most of his choices are impeccable, but several choice are questionable.

He includes some rather curious choices such as Dublin, the Nika Rebellion, Petrograd, Tanga and Wu-sung. But not Yorktown, Gettysburg, Crecy, El Alamein, Salamis, Blenheim or Dien Bien Phu.

There's 11 pages on Tenochititlan, and nine pages on the battle of Chickamauga, for instance, compared to five on Saratoga and Waterloo.

And listing the Nika Rebellion as the second most important battle of all time? Hard to figure where that is coming from.

There's little to nothing about military strategic and tactics, which is why I think most people read this sort of thing.

There are almost no maps, and the illustrations are small.

Also, there are numerous typos, many of them just careless, such as the caption that says (insert commander here).

Again, it's an interesting take on the world's great battles. Just don't take it as gospel.

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