Synopses & Reviews
Pre-eminent war historian John Keegan sets out to answer the question, how much does military intelligence matter to victory? By examining case studies from Nelsons pursuit of Napoleons Fleet across the Mediterranean in 1788 to the Battle of the Atlantic in 1940, Keegan gives us a new history of war through the prism of intelligence.
About the Author
Sir John Keegan is the Defence Editor of the The Daily Telegraph and a world-renowned military historian, writer and lecturer. He has written more than a dozen books, including The First World War. He lives in Wiltshire, England.