Publisher's Synopsis
The Austro-Italian War of 1866 was a defining moment in European history, with far-reaching consequences for the political and military landscape of the continent. In this authoritative review, W.J. Wyatt offers a detailed analysis of the causes, events, and aftermath of the conflict. Drawing on primary sources and contemporary accounts, Wyatt provides a comprehensive overview of the war that will be of interest to both military historians and political scientists.
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