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Shows how internal divisions--between political parties, presidents, and congress, elected representatives and bureaucrats, soldiers and civilians, and branches of the armed services--have always made the creation of military strategy extraordinarily complex, and explains why wartime goals, ways, and means often seem disconnected. Winner of the Henry Adams Prize.
