REVIEWS
Drawing Fire; A Pawnee, Artist, and Thunderbird in World War II
Review in Publisher’s Weekly: “…Echohawk movingly recalls the language and warrior traditions he and his fellow Native soldiers followed—and, in one episode, humorously recalls fake ones they invented to intimidate insolent German captives. This excellent and fascinating account is a unique contribution to the literature of WWII.”
Napoleon’s 1796 Italian Campaign
Review in New York Journal of Books: “The translation is excellently done, with copious footnotes and annotations by the authors on their reasoning for choosing certain English translations for Clausewitz’s strategic thinking, particularly his major themes such as the schwerpunkt, or center of gravity, a term he frequently used to describe the concentration of forces for an attack that have long been debated among Clausewitz scholars.”
Justice Robert H. Jackson’s Unpublished Opinion in Brown v. Board
Review in The Review of Politics: “…we should be grateful that he has now made Jackson’s opinion so easily accessible, along with background material on the Court’s struggle to do the right thing in Brown. ”
AUTHORS
Mark Harvey, featured in The Washington Post
Robert Rebein, featured on Kansas Public Radio
Mark Eberle, featured on Kansas Public Radio
Greg Weiner, Op-Ed featured in The New York Times
Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert, featured on The University of Illinois website