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An updated reprint of Eduard Wagner's classic study of European Warfare during the time of the Thirty Years' War 1618 - 1648

A fast play, small unit wargame.Plays in about two hours. Includes twelve army lists - no points needed. Additional Hand of Fate Cards keeps the game fluid and introduces random events. Designed for 28mm but can be played for a variety of scales. Hoplites units are 16 figures strong, skirmish units usually are 8 figures.

A story of espionage and adventure set during World War II as a prelate in the church tries to save Jewish prisoners by routing them to Finland - enlisting the help of German officials, one of which was the prelate's brother. Set across the landscape of Europe from Italy to Finland the author weaves the story of real people in real situations as a background for this tale.

Containing over one hundred and sixty seven images, The Saxon Army 1699 - 1764 was created as an album in the 19th century by a German army officer depicting the units in the Saxon Army from this times period when Saxony was joined with Poland-Lithuania into one of the largest countries in Europe. Though the powers were in decline under the rule of Augustus II and III, they could still field formidable forces. This book focuses on the Saxony forces from the various guard units to Invalid regiments. Noted military publisher George Nafziger provides text to give context to the units and their organization.

Peace in the Human Sphere balances on a monomolecular knife's edge in this novel based on the game, "Infinity"Peace in the Human Sphere balances on a monomolecular knife's edge. A sudden, brutal flurry of financial and datasphere attacks from within the Nomad Nations has nearly brought the State Empire of Yu Jing to its knees. Survival and honor demand immediate retaliation that will tear the delicate fabric of the peace asunder. Agents of the inscrutable AI ALEPH rush to discover the identity and motives of the attacker, but the tangled labyrinth of Nomad society confounds them at every turn. only the best men and women of the Nations can untie this bloody knot. Unfortunately, they're busy. A tired, dirty little band of petty criminals is all that stands between the Motherships and disaster. But when a grave threat to the Human Sphere itself is revealed, maybe, just maybe, they will get their act together to save it all.

Volume II of the history of the Canadian Armed forces prior to World War I with complete units histories, uniforms, flags and equipment in color.

'A Gentleman's War' is a simple game involving toy soldiers of the classic style. It is a relaxed and relaxing game, where enough depends on the turn of a card and the roll of a handful of dice to say that our disasters are pure chance, but enough cunning decision-making to claim our victories as acts of brilliant generalship. Our model soldiers are very brave, obedient, and generally do what we want them to. Players are expected to behave in a friendly manner, and conduct themselves as gentlemen (or ladies, as is appropriate). There are lots of six-sided dice, saving rolls, proper distances in inches, and a general sense that there ought to be salmon-and-cucumber sandwiches and tea, or beer.

Richly illustrated with many pictures and sources never seen before, this is the complete examination of the famed Polish lancers from their founding in 1806 as an Honour Guard for Napoleon, to one of the most famous and recognizable units of the Napoleonic Wars. Mr. Lubomski has looked at all aspect of this famed unit's organization and equipment through the study of original documents belonging to the regiment and with the support of museums and private collections throughout Europe, to open a treasure trove of information. With over 250 illustrations - most in colour, this is a must have for students of history or people interested in the era.

The year is 1502, and the Eldar Gods are furious!They seek a doorway into this world, but Catherine of Aragon and Fymurip Azat have other plans. On a mission for the Hanseatic League and hot off their adventures in The Cross of Saint Boniface, they enter Spain seeking to steal Tizona, the fabled sword of Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar, aka El Cid, one of the finest Medieval warriors of Spain. Their way is fraught with dangers incalculable: spirit bulls, treacherous goblins, relentless wolfmen, and cherub swarms, and when the Spanish Inquisition sniffs out their trail, their mission grows even deadlier.But the most dangerous foe they face may be Catherine's parents, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. They have secured Spain under one banner, but are they true rulers of the Christian God, or are their personal alliances suspect at best? Catherine faces the ultimate decision: honor the mission, or honor her familial obligations. Death and madness may lay in both directions, and on the very borders of Europe, the Mamluks of Egypt and the Ottomans of Turkey, lay in wait for any opportunity to strike.Catherine and Fymurip must tread boldly but carefully, or the world will fall into darkness and fire.

This is the story of a man who was the original prototype of Superman presented against the background of Jewish history and its impact on the Superman culture. It tells the story of Zishe Breitbart who in many respects could have served as a role model for Superman - including his nickname "Superman of the Ages". He was born in Tsarist Russian (Poland) in the 1880's and died in Poland in the 1920's but in between he developed the reputation as "the Strongest Man in the World." He was also one of the first entertainers to exploit the fitness market. A true story of an exceptions individual.Where Did You Come From Superman? is translated from Polish by an author who had the cooperation of the Breitbart family and includes many contemporary photos.

A history of the Spanish Military hospital in St Augustine, Florida from it's inception to the present using exhibts from the hospital to show how it functioned during its heyday. This work contains color photos and illustrations throughout

"War is coming? I think not. War has been here, is here, and will continue to be here until such a time that the Gods see fit to rid the World of the Pestilence of so called Intelligent beings. It is within our very nature to covet, desire, and try to obtain those things that belong to our neighbors, be they man or beast. Thus, conflict is inevitable." - Attributed to William of the Legian, Wise Beyond his years. The World of Legian is populated by countless races, with many names that I would not attempt to pronounce. For simplicity's sake, we will refer to all races by the names given to them by men. Legian has been forever at War, and for a very good reason, if one is even necessary. This deserves explanation if only to prepare you for the World you have entered. When the Gods created our World and its Denizens, they also ensured it's, and their destruction. After all, why come back and clean up your mess if you can get someone else to do it. As they left this Realm, they promised two things. One, that they would return at a time suited only to themselves. Two, that the race that proved itself most worthy by the number of souls claimed throughout the Ages, would ascend to the Heavens and live in Paradise among the Gods themselves. They left the 12 Great Abaci to keep track of the score as the bodies began to pile up. Their last act was to create the Legian itself. This very skilled military force was given a Mission. To make sure no one race ever got too far ahead or became too dominant. To this end, the Legian has always found a reason to declare War on the strongest, using politics and espionage to hide the real reason. The ranks of the Legian believe their mission is to defend the weak. Only the 3 High Marshalls know the truth. That the members of the Legian, and only them, will ascend to live among the Gods.

The fame and success following the Battle of Andro has left ex-Sisterhood mercenary and adventurer Aestelle both wealthy and famous, but also spiritually unfulfilled and disenchanted. Knowing that her actions in the lead up to that battle have awakened an evil in the Mountains of Tarkis, she assembles a group of adventurers from her past to return to the mountains and put right her mistake. At her side are the famed adventurers Ragran the Mighty, a brutal warrior from the Howling Peaks, and Thesilar, an elven archer famed for her role in defeating the orc warlord Thrundak. Also in the band is Z'akke, a gentle and optimistic salamander mage-priest with his own mission, and Valletto, another veteran of the Battle of Andro who is needed once more for his skills as an aeromancer.Braving the ancient corridors and tunnels of the ancient, long forgotten mountain tombs, the band of warriors struggle onward in the face of the undead, simultaneously threatened from within by conflicting motivations and forceful personalities. The situation for Aestelle is complicated further by the arrival of Khirius, a vampire lord forced to flee by the Order of the Brothermark, and now the unwilling ally of a dark, secretive underground alliance of undead operating within the very heart of Basilea.