Civilization and its enemies : the next stage of history /
by Harris, Lee.
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BookPublisher: New York : Free Press, c2004Description: xix, 232 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 0743257499.Subject(s): HS - Humanities/History | High school | Modern civilization -- 1950- | World politics -- 1991-Online resources: Table of contents Summary: Explores how each major stage of civilization has depended upon brute force used by one sovereign on the worldstage and explains why America is the nation that must wield brute force in order to conquer the enemy.
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| NF 909.07 B An age of empires, 1200-1750 / | NF 909.07 K Middle ages. | NF 909.07 K Middle ages. | NF 909.08 H Civilization and its enemies : the next stage of history / | NF 909.8 A 1800 / | NF 909.81 1 1840-1860 : | NF 909.81 1 1880-1900 : |
Includes index.
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Explores how each major stage of civilization has depended upon brute force used by one sovereign on the worldstage and explains why America is the nation that must wield brute force in order to conquer the enemy.
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