The history of the 35th Regiment Iowa Voluteer Infantry in the American Civil War; compiled from soldiers' diaries; letters; contemporary newspaper accounts and other historical sources.
#1024728 in Books 2013-10-28Original language:English 6.00 x .43 x 8.25l; #File Name: 1909348317170 pages
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. The translation was fine. My only issue was it format - I ...By Terry GruberI found it worthwhile after reading Giganti's first book. The translation was fine. My only issue was its format - I prefer the format used by Tom Leoni in his translation of Giganti's first book - in Leoni's book; the relevant plates were on the same page as the text as were the footnotes. In this book; plates were on separate pages and the notes were at the back of the book - necessitating flipping back and forth.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Lost and FoundBy Frank E. PerryI was going to give it 5 stars but gave it 4. The book is excellent but alas the artist who he used for the illustrations wasn't as good as the artist of his first book. At the time; he seems to have been an instructor at the Order of Santo Stefano so maybe he used someone there to do the art work. But though the art isn't up to it the content is. It includes sections on sword with rotella; targa; cape; and buckler as well as sword and dagger. He also covers dagger vs. dagger; sword and spear.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great productBy LizGot this for my rapier fighting boyfriend and he loved it. It seating now with his mini collection of rapier books.
