Sentence examples for study of the battle from inspiring English sources

In "Strange Victory," the historian Ernest R. May presents a broad-shouldered, cogent, powerfully argued revisionist study of the battle of France of 1940, in which he strips the Nazis' stunning victory of its retroactive veneer of inevitability.

(a study of the battle of Inkerman).

Delbrück's seminal study of the battle had a profound influence on German military theorists, in particular the Chief of the German General Staff, Alfred von Schlieffen, whose eponymous "Schlieffen Plan" was inspired by Hannibal's double envelopment maneuver.

The class retained the large and fully enclosed conning towers that were adopted for the preceding Delawares, as a result of American studies of the Battle of Tsushima in 1905.

This concern with overreaction informed Folk Devils and Moral Panics (1972), his influential study of the 1960s battles between mods and rockers.

She tells about the Coucy seal, about the countryside around Coucy today (where she went to study the site of the Battle of Crecy), and about looking for Enguerrand VII's portrait at the museum in Soisson.

FOR generations of Scottish children, a school trip to study the Battle of Bannockburn a medieval clash which saw Robert the Bruce and his hardy spearmen rout a much larger force of English knights—has served as a milestone in their patriotic education.

Review and study the Google Map of the Battle of Franklin.

The second case study is the battle between Paul Lauterbur and Raymond Damadian over the development of MRI.

Just how this came to pass is the subject of "Agincourt," Juliet Barker's thoroughly engrossing study of Henry and the battle that made him.

The insiders will study the battle at the line of scrimmage, getting a general sense of where the holes are being created and which side is pushing back the other.