... he has read. All good and well considering this is history, but are the past events so clearly set in stone? Keegan seems to bring up questions throughout the book such as: did Roosevelt know of the attack on Pearl Harbor before it happened? "There have also been explorations of the allegation that Roosevelt had foreknowledge but chose not to act on it, as a means ... of bringing the United States into the Second World War on the anti-Axis side." (17) Keegan does not do much ... elements but trying to cover all of them as quickly as possible. This causes the book to lose... something. ...

• Word Count: 575
• Approx Pages: 2
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School