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World History of Warfare
- Narrated by: Scott Carrico
- Length: 28 hrs and 14 mins
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Publisher's Summary
World History of Warfare covers worldwide military history from ancient times to the present and is designed for college courses. Its principal theme is an exploration of change and continuity, revolution and tradition, in three thousand years of warfare. It teaches students and general listeners how warfare evolved and how that evolution affected human society, with emphasis on major turning points in the conduct of warfare rather than a superficial general history of wars.
Although the volume addresses traditional subjects such as generals and tactics, each chapter also includes discussion of the idea of war, the role of the common soldier, and the changing interpretations of the military’s place in society and politics. Of special value is the authors’ treatment of non-Western societies and the role military forces have played in shaping societies worldwide.
What the critics say
"Belongs on the bookshelves of anyone interested in the phenomenon of human conflict." (Dennis Showalter, past president, Society for Military History)
"An outstanding reading text on the history of warfare from its origins to the twenty-first century." (Air Power History magazine)
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- Rory
- 2023-12-16
Terrible pronunciations
It’s a great book, full of great information. But the pronunciation of well known terms was incredibly bad!
From trebuchet, principe, Maratha, Ogadai, Ayyubid and many many more…
I don’t think Americans have much of a grasp of phonics, especially including historical changes. It made it pretty difficult to understand what they’re referring to, even when my historical knowledge is advanced.
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