I have to admit that realization that this is fiction and that therefore the reality of the events did not happen quite this way has a tendency to spoil the story for me, but it was an engrossing read, truly representative of the Griffin style … from frequent tumbles in bed with willing women to the high consideration of fine liquor (in this case Haig & Haig Pinch Scotch Whiskey). A good read-but I often wonder, when I read these accounts of frictional heroes who did things at pivotal points that changed history why some of the actual survivors of those times and battles do not rise up and cry havoc. Griffin started back in 1984 and which his son is continuing. This is the latest (Volume 7) in the Men At War Series, which W.E.B.
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