Titlebook: Going to War; British Debates from Philip Towle Book 2009 Philip Towle 2009 Anglican Church.conflict.media.parliament

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Lokales Regieren - Innovation und Evaluations conceived by the 16th-century statesman and writer, Thomas More. His Utopians loathed war and never fought except when they were attacked or their citizens and others were mistreated overseas. They tried to deter attack by forcing their defeated enemies to pay the entire costs of any war over a ve

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99273-4 were solitary individuals, economists, lawyers, journalists or historians who became specialists on military affairs. Nowadays armchair strategists are very often supported by universities and research institutes, and their numbers have dramatically increased. The debates to which they contributed

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91403-3es of armchair strategists or of military leaders, they usually take a balanced, commonsensical view of intervention because of the ways their ideas have been shaped by their own experiences and their history.. It is also clear that popular British attitudes have been far more cautious than intellec

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Introduction,ith which it has chosen to intervene in other countries’ affairs and go to war. In March 1939 one German headline read, ‘Forty-Two Wars in Eighty Years: A Balance Sheet of British “Peacefulness”’.. The writer was part of a general Nazi campaign to expose British hypocrisy, highlighting the contrast