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Tango0101 Sep 2015 1:11 p.m. PST

"On one terrible night in August 1895, the world changed forever. Grey metal cylinders, launched from Mars and hurtled through space, came crashing down in southern England. The next 15 days were marked by courage and despair, hope and shock, defeat and fleeting victory as Queen Victoria's army struggled to contain the terrible alien threat. The war, man against machines from space, was fought without mercy on both sides. And the outcome would be decided by the smallest of things…

This book covers the whole of the Anglo-Martian conflict, beginning with a look at the relative strengths and weakness of the two armies, both English and alien, and comparing the different strategies employed. It then takes a detailed look at the actual military struggle, covering all of the major engagements between the tripods and Victoria's army…"

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Spudeus01 Sep 2015 2:25 p.m. PST

It's no more a war than one between men and maggots, wasn't that the line?

There was an anthology twenty years ago along this theme.

Micman Supporting Member of TMP01 Sep 2015 2:31 p.m. PST

Its an Osprey book on the War of the Worlds. As opposed to the anthology that Spudeus mentions above. That was a collection of short stories. Good ones if I remember them correctly.

It will be interesting to look it over.

ScottWashburn Sponsoring Member of TMP02 Sep 2015 4:06 a.m. PST

Except the H. G. Wells Martians invaded in 1900…

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