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Kris Agnew 0262044 Hist 3RR3 Dr. David Leeson Book Review: Denis Winter's Death's Men Denis Winter's Death's Men: Soldiers of the Great War is a historical book in which first hand accounts by British soldiers during World War One provide the backbone for our journey through the conflict. This type of approach helps us get away from the "big picture" and gives us a glimpse of real living history seen through the eyes of the men that fought the war. The structuring that Winter employs is well thought out and adds to the effect of personal connection and participation in the war. Graphic detail and thorough depiction of the lives of the average British soldier, not only make it educational but interesting and enjoyable to read as well. Winter structures Death's Men both chronologically and thematically. This approach allows him to show how Kitchener's Men1 progressed from...

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