"Fighting Hitler's Jets: The Extraordinary Story of the American Airmen Who Beat the Luftwaffe and Defeated Nazi Germany", by Robert F. Dorr

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Originally Posted by Richard T. Eger

I happen to disagree with this approach. A table of contents should be a guide as to where to find what.

You can have a "quote" as a chapter heading and a sub-title to tell your readers what you will talk of.
That's the way I have been working for years and my readers like it. It's the strong brand image of my magazine which is the largest selling aero magazine in France (hopefully not for that alone...).

Chris