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The father of us all by Victor Davis Hanson · Booklabria

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The father of us all

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The father of us all

Name: The father of us all
Author: Victor Davis Hanson

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First published: 2010

Synopsis

A master historian explores how war has shaped our societies--and how societies shape warfare--from Ancient Greece to the present day, in a sweeping survey that offers profound lessons for facing today's conflicts.

Subjects: History
War
Military History

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Press
Published: 2010
Edition: 1st ed.
Pages: 259
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1608191659

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