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... historian . Industrialisation , wrote a third historian , ' absorbed energies which might otherwise have been devoted to international strife ' . To a fourth his- torian the fast expansion of European population after the end of the ...
... historian . Industrialisation , wrote a third historian , ' absorbed energies which might otherwise have been devoted to international strife ' . To a fourth his- torian the fast expansion of European population after the end of the ...
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... historian , Sir George Clark , briefly outlined Macfie's ideas . He assured his listeners that the historians who had ... historians of treaties outnumbered the his- torians of trends by one thousand to one . Sir George court- eously ...
... historian , Sir George Clark , briefly outlined Macfie's ideas . He assured his listeners that the historians who had ... historians of treaties outnumbered the his- torians of trends by one thousand to one . Sir George court- eously ...
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... historians or those historians for whom war is only a marginal interest . It has fewer adherents among political historians and is perhaps the least common among military historians who tend however to be more interested in the course ...
... historians or those historians for whom war is only a marginal interest . It has fewer adherents among political historians and is perhaps the least common among military historians who tend however to be more interested in the course ...
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