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Robert Dodd and the Battle of Trafalgar
On 21 October 1805, 27 British Royal Navy ships attacked 33 French and Spanish vessels off Cape Trafalgar.  Less than a month later, an illustration was published by the artist Robert Dodd showing the British ships audaciously approaching the enemy line in the opening phase of the battle. Continue Reading
EpicHistoryTV's Alexander the Great - Part Three
Part 3 of EpicHistoryTV's incredible new YouTube series! Continue Reading
Sneak Peek at January's Artwork
Once again, it’s time to reveal some of the incredible artwork featured in our upcoming titles... Continue Reading
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Duel 82 - not in New Releases list and no discount when purchasing online
Heya Guys!   just wanted to mention that the new Duel title does not show in this months... Read more
Griffon 2017-10-19 14:57:27
Shanghai and Nanjing 1937
Thank you for your answer Rich, mistakes happen (there is a misspelling in my initial post).... Read more
ph 2017-10-11 16:17:59
Missing Pages Kindle Tiger vs Pershing
I recently purchased Duel title Tiger vs. Perishing on US Kindle and about 50 percent of the... Read more
Airborne506 2017-10-04 02:48:31
1917 - year of offensives
Thanks for the update Robert.  Real shame about the book though, it sounded very interesting. Read more
PAUL W 2017-09-26 19:50:57
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