War Is Hell EISENBRAUNS and how merchants counted shipwrecks

and how merchants counted shipwrecks to determine insurance rates

Abraham F Lowenthal and Mariano E Bertucci make the case that scholars can both strengthen their research and contribute to improved policies while protecting academia from the risks of active participation in the policy process

which draws on Evangelical discourses elevating the mother as the theological and moral center of the household

It has gone through nine editions in Germany

courageously address deeper needs that drive conflict

War Is Hell EISENBRAUNS and how merchants counted shipwrecksFrom Napoleon to nuclear war, War Is Hell unravels the brutal rise of total war and its devastating impact on soldiers and civilians alike. General William Tecumseh Sherman said it best during the American Civil War: "War is hell" for soldiers as well as for civilians. As a pioneer and practitioner of total war, Sherman knew better than most what warfare had become by the middle of the nineteenth century, how it had become a devastating, all consuming