Machiavelli (1st Ed.) - Avalon Hill BT The chief merit of this

The chief merit of this splendid book is perhaps the way in which it brings an ancient army to life

able to strike without warning against seemingly defenseless vessels and crews

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Germany must attempt to crush Poland using a lightning campaign of combined arms

Machiavelli (1st Ed.) - Avalon Hill BT The chief merit of thisMachiavelli recreates the historical situation of the fast developing and ever shifting balance of power struggle in Renaissance Italy. There are five major powers: The Republics of Florence and Venice, the Duchy of Milan, the Kingdom of Naples and the Papacy (which was a secular power in this era) along with 3 major foreign powers: Valois France, Hapsburg Austria and the Ottoman Turks. All of these states singly or in combination compete for control