1221. The Real War 1914-1918, by Captain B. H. Liddell-Hart (27 May 1973) After reading this account I professed myself dismayed that so much seemed new to me, and I counted up the books on World War One I had read up to that time. They totaled 40, beginning with All Quiet on the Western Front, read Nov. 4, 1957. And three of them had won the Best Book Read This Year By Me award: The Guns of August in 1962, The Price of Glory: Verdun, in 1964, and In Flanders Fields The 1917 Campaign, in 1965. I have not counted, but I have read at least that many more since, I'm sure--a topic of undying fascination. ( )