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Did Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern People Love War?

Ancient, Medieval, and early modern people saw war as a means to an end. In general, they saw war as something they have to do to obtain something else, because there is no other, better option.

Posted On : January 30, 2021 Published By : Ivana Tucak

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