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Douglas Southall Freeman on leadership

Presents a collection of speeches on leadership by early twentieth-century American military biographer Douglas Southall Freeman, in which he focuses on the accomplishments Robert E. Lee, Abraham Lincoln, and George Washington. Includes commentary by the editor.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 262 pages

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