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Old 13th July 2016, 12:38 AM   #6
Jim McDougall
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At least we all seem to agree on this one...

How boring...

LOL!!!
Indeed
But here I gotta agree too. The works of Robert Elgood are an absolute must in any arms library. For me, his footnotes alone are a joy. These are 'browsing' books, beyond just being sound references.
The years of research he spent on this book are easily reflected in this volume, and if I recall, there was a big event in Athens as this was officially released.
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