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... influence . Whether it actually pro- motes peace or war , however , is open to debate . If it is based on false generalisations about the causes of war and the causes of peace its influence in promoting peace is likely to be limited and ...
... influence . Whether it actually pro- motes peace or war , however , is open to debate . If it is based on false generalisations about the causes of war and the causes of peace its influence in promoting peace is likely to be limited and ...
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... influences the coming of war or peace is the theme of the four following chapters ; the collective influence of these factors is assessed in the chapter entitled ' The Abacus of Power ' . 4 : While Waterbirds Fight I During the ...
... influences the coming of war or peace is the theme of the four following chapters ; the collective influence of these factors is assessed in the chapter entitled ' The Abacus of Power ' . 4 : While Waterbirds Fight I During the ...
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... influenced diplomacy : ' Diplomacy without armaments is like music without instruments ' . Clausewitz had fought for Prussia in many campaigns against the French but he had more influence on wars in which he did not fight . He is said ...
... influenced diplomacy : ' Diplomacy without armaments is like music without instruments ' . Clausewitz had fought for Prussia in many campaigns against the French but he had more influence on wars in which he did not fight . He is said ...
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