Soldiers and Civilization: How the Profession of Arms Thought and Fought the Modern World into Existence
Soldiers and Civilization explores the ways the profession of arms influenced the emergence of the modern world. Focusing on military thought, conduct, and institutions, Reed R. Bonadonna examines how soldiers understood conflict and their place within broader patterns of civilization and historical change.
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Soldiers and Civilization examines the relationship between military life and the development of the modern world.
The book focuses on how the profession of arms thought about conflict, society, and its own place in civilization.
It also considers how soldiers and military institutions helped shape modern ideas and historical change through the ways they fought and understood the world.
Written by Reed R. Bonadonna, PhD, this work offers a broad study of military thought and its connection to civilization.
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