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Blucher's Army: 1813-1815 Osprey Men At Arms
The Black Brunswickers (Osprey Men at Arms Series)
The King's German Legion ( Osprey Men-at-arms series)
Napoleon's Cuirassiers and Carabiniers - Osprey
The Napoleonic Wars: An illustrated history, 1792-1815
"Military Uniform 1686-1918" Rene North
Britain and the Commonwealth Uniforms 1742-1855
1815 The Return of Napoleon by Paul Britton Austin (...
The Final Act by Gregor Dallas (1997)
The Rape of Nanking by Iris Chang (1997)
Air Power by Mark K. Wells (2000)
Who Killed Kirov? by Amy Knight, Amy W. Knight (1999)
Tomorrow the World by Norman J. W. Goda (1998)
Beyond the Horizons by Walter J. Boyne (1998)
Redcoats and Rebels by Christopher Hibbert (1991)
The War of the Two Emperors by Curtis Cate (1985)
The Age of Napoleon by Ariel Durant, William James D...
A Few Bloody Noses by Robert Harvey (2002)
The Longest Day by Cornelius Ryan (1994)
The First World War by John Keegan (1999)
Napoleon by Frank McLynn (2002)
Imperial Sunset by R. F. Delderfield (1980)
Blundering to Glory by Owen Connelly (1987)

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I have no problem with the occasional post for eBay items.

As to no buying because they were posted here, looks like you are trying to
make a point. Up to you of course but seems like a fairly worthless point.

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"John Secker" <john@secker.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kxNGlXEfbKrBFwhp@secker.demon.co.uk...
> In message <cofs92$qe5$1@peabody.colorado.edu>, Ray Trochim
> <trochim@rintintin.colorado.edu> writes
> >
> >To bad these are not for sale here. I would be interested in
> >a few of them.
> >
> >As a rule, I never bid on ebay items that are also posted here
> >on our fine newsgroup. I've been against this practice from day
> >one (as are others) and refuse to support/encourage it.
> >
> >Why clutter the the newsgroup with such postings?
> >
> Because people on this newsgroup are highly likely to be interested in
> buying such items. So they find out here about the fact that the items
> are on offer, when otherwise they would never have known. This benefits
> both the seller and the buyer - who may get a book he wants at a price
> he could not match in a store. And anyone who isn't interested in buying
> books on ebay can ignore the post - the title is clear enough. I would
> put your question the other way around - why on earth should he NOT post
> this here? It may well benefit several people in the group, and does no
> harm to anyone else.
> --
> John Secker

I agree. Also there is no grouop
"rec.games.miniatures.historical.marketplace" so how else are users of this
group to find out about sale items. As long as they are clearly described
in the subject line I see no problem.

Joseph

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Yes, Darryl, you're using valuable bandwidth that could have been used
for another BIG political related thread. What a jerk :^)



"Andy O'Neill" <aon14nocannedmeat@lycos.co.uk> wrote in message news:<qyGrd.76152$38.13974@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk>...
> Clutter the newsgroup?
>
> Still laughing at that one.