The March of Folly
Barbara Tuchman examines historical decisions that defied reason and led to disastrous outcomes across centuries.
About This Book
Barbara Tuchman explores pivotal moments in history where leaders pursued policies contrary to their own interests.
The book analyzes four major episodes spanning from ancient Troy to the Vietnam War.
Tuchman highlights the recurring patterns of folly that have shaped human events across centuries.
Her work draws on extensive research to illustrate how misjudgment and stubbornness can override rational decision-making.
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