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The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation

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Both are sobering and time very well spent. His writing is always readable and almost conversational.

The end of how wars descend into annihilation is an extremely well written, very interesting history with a warning to the west in general and america in particular.

Victor davis hanson is the smartest man on earth ever, now that i have one. hanson uses this example to show the devastating consequences of defying a superior military power. Hanson is a master at telling a story and using facts and historical text t... Read More

Lessons for contemporary society is not merely a historical recounting but also a warning for contemporary society.

Cons

This book rambles through interesting historical campaigns but in no way delivers a coherent reasoning or process which differentiates between total victory and planned annihilation of a beaten enemy. Looks like the book was dropped in the bathtub or ... Read More

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Quality

They’re highly educational, very understandable, but never dumbed down - all of his books are backed with high quality document... Read More

These civilizations, built over many generations, had allowed the power, accumulated knowledge and their great structures to lu... Read More

Treaties broken, alliegants who failed, and betrayal for better good.

We can tryto persuade or otherwise coerce would be civilization annihilatorsthat by following irresponsible words with unaccept... Read More

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The book arrived when promised and is what i expected.

Thebes and constantinople expected friends and allied nations to come to the rescue.

Packaging/appearance

This book is packed with new historical insights.

For example, the city's authoritieshad mocked their besiegers by savagely executing captured soldiers infull view of their comr... Read More

Competitiveness

We can suppose the result is thatit didn't matter didn't matter; theromannsenate decided to obliterate, not subjugate their rivals.

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This product had a total of 1,428 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 22 2024.