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AUTHOR: Oscar Jonsson PUBLISHED BY: Georgetown University Press REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor Oh, for the days of clarity when nations declared war…
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AUTHOR: Alexander Cooley PUBLISHED BY: Oxford University Press, USA REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor In the 1800s, Russia and Great Britain played a…
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BOOK AUTHOR: Mitchell A. Orenstein PUBLISHED BY: Oxford University Press, 2019 REVIEWED BY: per Concordiam Staff Mitchell Orenstein assures us that his book, The Lands…
Edited by: U.S. Army Col. William Mendel and Dr. Peter McCabe PUBLISHED BY: JSOU Press REVIEWED BY: per Concordiam Staff It is counterintuitive that nations…
AUTHORS: Peter R. Mansoor and Williamson Murray PUBLISHED BY: Cambridge University Press, 2016 REVIEWED BY: per Concordiam Staff Seven precarious coalitions battled French attempts to…
Book author: David Patrikarakos Published by: Basic Books Reviewer: per Concordiam Staff Social media has made a mockery of the old saw that a lie can travel halfway…
