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Visions Of Infamy: The Untold Story Of How Journalist Hector C. Bywater Devised The Plans That Led To Pearl Harbor
Visions Of Infamy: The Untold Story Of How Journalist Hector C. Bywater Devised The Plans That Led To Pearl Harbor
By William H. Honan
St. Martin's, 1991, 346 pp.

The subtitle is misleading, because this well-researched and entertaining book is a full biography of the leading naval journalist (and a sometime secret agent) of the first part of this century rather than simply an account of the 1925 volume, The Great Pacific War, which presciently outlined how Japan might attack.

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