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     with errors.

Hiro, D-ilip.   Desert Shield to Desert Storm: The Second Gulf War.
     New York: Routledge,    1992. 591 pp.  Good on diplomatic
     context, not so good on military matters.

Holden, David, and Richard Johns.    The House of Saud: The Rise
     and Rule of the Most Powerful Dvnastv in the Arab World.
     New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1981.     569 pp.

Hourani, Albert.    A History of the Arab Peoples.  Cambridge, MA:
     Harvard University Press, 1991.    551 pp.  The definitive
     general study of the Arab peoples.

Jupa, Richard, and Jim Dingeman.    Gulf Wars: How Ira~ Won the
     First and Lost the Second.    Will There Be a Third?   Cambria,
     CA:  3W Publications,   1991. 96 pp.  Fact-filled account with
     numerous charts and tables.

Karsh, Efraim, and Inari Rautsi.    Saddam Hussein: A Political
     Biogra~hy.    New York: The Free Press, 1991.  309 pp.
     Excellent study of Saddam's motivations, rise, and
     dictatorship.

al-Ehalil, Samir.    Republic of Fear: The Politics of Modern Iraq.
     Berkeley, CA: University of California Press,    1989.  310 pp.
     Excellent study of the inner workings of Saddam Hussein's
     government.

Kinzey, Bert.    The Fury of Desert Storm: The Air Cam~aign.   Blue
     Ridge Summit, PA: Tab Books,   1991.  160 pp.  An illustrated
     reference compilation of facts about U.S. aircraft, weapons,
     and munitions used in the Gulf War.

Lamb, David.    The Arabs: Journeys Beyond the Miracre.  New York:
     Random House,   1987.   333 pp. Good survey.

Laur, Tim, et al., eds.    Desert Score: U.S. Gulf War Weapons.
     Washington: Carroll Publishing Co. and United Communications
     Group-Periscope,   1991.  492 pp.  Highly detailed catalog of
     U.S. ships, aircraft, combat vehicles and weapons used in
     the Gulf War, derived from the U.S. Naval Institute Military
     Database.

Lemarchand, Philippe, ed.    Atlas of the Gulf.  Boulder, CO:
     Westview Press, 1992.    270 pp.

Marolda, Edward J., and Robert J. Schneller.    Shield and Sword:
     The U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf War.    Washington: Naval
     Historical Center,   forthcoming.  This is the first scholarly
     history focusing on naval forces in the Persian Gulf during

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