Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Popular History

I would not call this a history that sees the military professional as its audience. He makes himself very clear that he is writing for a general audience. He wants that audience to understand what happened in Flanders Fields. That understanding can help general readers fathom many of the actions and attitudes of the English during what Foch called "the twenty year truce" (he missed it by a year) and the Second World War. Groom is writing for an American audience that he hopes he will inform while spinning his tale. In this endevour I believe he succeeds