"Blood and Guts": The True Story of General George S. Patton, U.S.A.
Author:
John Devaney
Photographs courtesy of U.S. Department of Defense, Maps by Barbara Devaney
Publication:
1983 by Julian Messner, Inc.
Genre:
Biography, Military, Non-fiction
Series:
Messner Shelf of Biographies (World History)
Pages:
96
Current state:
This book has been evaluated and information added. It has not been read and content considerations may not be complete.
Book Guide
Search for this book used on:
Action-packed, colorful, and exciting—follow Patton's life from schooldays to battlefield after battlefield, from the raid into Mexico after Pancho Villa's revolutionaries to the trenches of World War I to the tank warfare of World War II. One of the Allies most colorful commanders, feared most by the Nazis, Patton stirs the imagination once again in this rousing story with on-the-spot action photographs.
From the book
To view an example page please sign in.
John Devaney
1926-1994American
John Devaney, the author of 80 nonfiction books, most for young readers, died on Wednesday at his home in Manhattan. He was 68. The cause was prost... See more
Please sign in to access the type of illustrations and view more books with this type.
Content Guide
Please sign in to access all of the topics associated with this book and view other books with the same topics.
Please sign in to access the locations this book takes place in and view other books in the same location.
Please sign in to access the time periods this book takes place in and view other books in the same time period.
For information about the lead characters please sign in.
Please sign in to access information about the content of this book that you may want to consider before reading.
Find This Book
Search for this book used on:
