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,Introduction: Was There a ‘Military Revolution’ in the Early Modern Period?, a very prevalent one, almost as old as mankind but showing few signs of decline in the nuclear age. Politically correct or not, it is difficult to avoid for long in most mainstream historical studies, and it is moreover a subject which attracts continuing interest among both students and the wider

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