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156 Parameters 43(4) Winter 2013-14. strAteGic leAdership in Wartime The Men Who Lost America: british leAdership , the American Revolution, and the Fate of the Empire By Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy Reviewed by Dr. James D. Scudieri, Department of Military Strategy, Plans, and Operations, US Army War College New Haven, CT: Yale T his work provides a welcome reappraisal of the british loss of their American colonies, , the American Revolution during 1775-83, in the context of british global strAteGic decisionmaking. The subject is University Press, 2013 not new. Author Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy credits Piers Mackesy, 466 pages The War for America, 1775-1783 (1964, reprinted 1992), on the first page $ of the Acknowledgment, highlighting Mackesy's belief that the war was winnable but was lost to poor generalship, among other things.
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