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Victor Davis Hanson: War and Its Impact on SocietyThe military historian and classicist spoke at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco in May. VDH thinks that going to war is largely irrational, like a lot of human activity. In the words of Thucydides, the impetus is “honor, fear and self-interest.” June 18th, 2010 |
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