
The Mantle of Command
FDR at War, 1941–1942
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Brad Sanders
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Nigel Hamilton
Based on years of archival research and interviews with the last surviving aides and Roosevelt family members, Nigel Hamilton offers a definitive account of FDR’s masterful - and underappreciated - command of the Allied war effort. Hamilton takes listeners inside FDR’s White House Oval Study - his personal command center - and into the meetings where he battled with Churchill about strategy and tactics and overrode the near mutinies of his own generals and secretary of war.
Time and again, FDR was proven right and his allies and generals were wrong. When the generals wanted to attack the Nazi-fortified coast of France, FDR knew the Allied forces weren’t ready. When Churchill insisted his Far East colonies were loyal and would resist the Japanese, Roosevelt knew it was a fantasy. As Hamilton’s account reaches its climax with the Torch landings in North Africa in late 1942, the tide of war turns in the Allies’ favor and FDR’s genius for psychology and military affairs is clear. This intimate, sweeping look at a great president in history’s greatest conflict is must listening.
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Reorienting
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Very good content
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Unfortunately like others have noted, the narration is sub par. The narrator often struggled with pronouncing basic phrases and words. In fact it was at times shocking how badly the narrator struggled to get through the book. Not sure how the narrator choice was made but if I was Hamilton I would demand a new voice actor and start again a fresh read.
the ability of the author to create an insightful and fascinating narrative of FDR
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The content however was informative and instructive.
Great Book, Terrible Narration
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