The First of the League Wars: Its Lessons and Omens

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By J. F. C. Fuller

Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1936, 319 pp

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General Fuller observed the war in northern Abyssinia from the Italian side. His critique of the military operations is useful, but his remarks on political questions are of questionable value in view of his frankly Fascist predilections.

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