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Gilbert Cant • 8 Items / 3 Books, 1 Article, 4 Reviews
America's Navy in World War II (1943)
by Gilbert Cant
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    Our Naval War (Review)
    Donald W. Mitchell
    America's Navy in World War II, by Gilbert Cant
    1. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    The Nation, September 25, 1943, p. 356
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    Naval Review (Review)
    Harold Sprout
    America's Navy in World War II, by Gilbert Cant
    1. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    The New Republic, August 9, 1943, p. 204
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    The American Navy in War and Peace (3 Reviews)
    Robert Greenhalgh Albion
    America's Navy in World War II, by Gilbert Cant
    1. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    2. The United States Navy: A History by Carroll Storrs Alden and Allan Westcott
    3. The Navy Reader by William H. Fetridge
    The Saturday Review, November 13, 1943, p. 14
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    Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    General
    1. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    2. Under Cover by John Roy Carlson
    3. The Two Marshals: Bazaine, Petain by Philip Guedalla
    4. McSorley's Wonderful Saloon by Joseph Mitchell
    The New Yorker, July 24, 1943, pp. 54-55
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    Check List (10 Reviews)
    The Case for Mrs. Surratt, by Helen Jones Campbell
    1. The Case for Mrs. Surratt by Helen Jones Campbell
    2. The World of Sholom Aleichem by Maurice Samuel
    3. Tears by Angelica Balabanoff
    4. History of Bigotry in the United States by Gustavus Myers
    5. Journey Among Warriors by Eve Curie
    6. The Making of Modern Britain by John B. Brebner and Allan Nevins
    7. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    8. The Other Americans by Edward Tomlinson
    9. Silent Enemies by Justina H. Hill
    10. Moscow Dateline, 1941-1943 by Henry C. Cassidy
    The American Mercury, October 1943, pp. 502-504
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    Recent Books on International Relations (33 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Second World War
    1. World War II by Frank Monaghan
    2. The Axis on the Air by Harold Ettlinger
    3. American Guerrilla by Douglas M. Smith and Cecil Carnes
    4. Trail Blazers for Invasion by Z.H. Wachsman
    5. Action This Day by Francis J. Spellman
    6. Here Is Your War by Ernie Pyle
    7. Far on the Ringing Plains by George Rodger
    8. Jean Malaquais' War Diary by Jean Malaquais
    9. Sword of Bone by Anthony R.E. Rhodes
    10. Skyways to Berlin by John M. Redding and Harold I. Leyshon
    11. The Conquest of North Africa, 1940-1943 by Alexander G. Clifford
    12. Mercy in Hell by Andrew Geer
    13. Ambulance in Africa by Evan Thomas
    14. They Flew Through Sand by George William Houghton
    15. Desert Conquest by Russell Hill
    16. Near East by Cecil Beaton
    17. Malta Epic by Ian Hay
    18. Malta Magnificent by Francis Gerard
    19. Journey Into War by John MacVane
    20. The End in Africa by Alan Moorehead
    21. Springboard to Berlin by John A. Parris, Jr., Ned Russell, and Leo Disher, ...
    22. Assignment to Nowhere by Lowell Bennett
    23. No Quarter by Konstantin M. Simonov
    24. With General Chennault by Robert B. Hotz, George L. Paxton, and Robert H. Neale, ...
    25. Hong Kong Aftermath by Wenzell Brown
    26. Escape from Java by Cornelis van der Grift and E.H. Lansing
    27. On Target
    28. Southwest Passage by John Lardner
    29. To All Hands by John Mason Brown
    30. Bridging the Atlantic by Philip Gibbs
    31. Bridge to Victory by Howard Handleman
    32. America's Navy in World War II by Gilbert Cant
    33. Animal Reveille by Richard F. Dempewolff
    Foreign Affairs, April 1944, pp. 492-493