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... weapons , whether the object of the inventor was to strengthen his hand in self- defense or that he might be enabled with greater force to strike aggressive blows , it appears to be cer- tain that almost from the time of his first ...
... weapons , whether the object of the inventor was to strengthen his hand in self- defense or that he might be enabled with greater force to strike aggressive blows , it appears to be cer- tain that almost from the time of his first ...
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... weapons ; for weapons of offense could now be produced more easily and were more destructive than were those of the stone age . We find , therefore , the develop- ment of various kinds of shields , the beginnings of armour and all those ...
... weapons ; for weapons of offense could now be produced more easily and were more destructive than were those of the stone age . We find , therefore , the develop- ment of various kinds of shields , the beginnings of armour and all those ...
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... weapon with which to parry as well as to ruin the bronze swords of the enemy . From the time of the Romans until 1248 A. D. the progress of weapons consisted mainly of improving those already invented . The genius of man made itself ...
... weapon with which to parry as well as to ruin the bronze swords of the enemy . From the time of the Romans until 1248 A. D. the progress of weapons consisted mainly of improving those already invented . The genius of man made itself ...
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The Evolution of the Modern Means of War | 3 |
The Diplomat and War | 17 |
How Armaments Make for War | 43 |
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