| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The perspective for the story is that of a soldier who has long served under Gen. Salter, and is so close as to be considered a son of the General.Because the story is told from the soldier's perspective, the thoughts and motivations of Gen. Salter are often hidden from the reader, and the reader is a witness to the events, a method Pressfield employed in the terrific Gates of Fire.This book is
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