Signed copies of ‘The Generals’ available
Inspired by a request I got, I’ve decided to partner with Politics & Prose, a great local bookstore here in DC, to offer signed copies of The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to Today. The catch is that they are only available by the dozen. No onesies, twosies or such, and no ...
Inspired by a request I got, I've decided to partner with Politics & Prose, a great local bookstore here in DC, to offer signed copies of The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to Today. The catch is that they are only available by the dozen. No onesies, twosies or such, and no special inscriptions, which just gets too damned complex. (But what better way to cover your Christmas list than with 12 signed copies of a fun narrative history?)
Inspired by a request I got, I’ve decided to partner with Politics & Prose, a great local bookstore here in DC, to offer signed copies of The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to Today. The catch is that they are only available by the dozen. No onesies, twosies or such, and no special inscriptions, which just gets too damned complex. (But what better way to cover your Christmas list than with 12 signed copies of a fun narrative history?)
For $375, you can get a dozen signed copies, which includes shipping it to you. Just send the check and a good mailing address to me at:
Tom Ricks
CNAS
1301 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Suite 403
Washington DC 20004
Thomas E. Ricks is a former contributing editor to Foreign Policy. Twitter: @tomricks1
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