The pity of war
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World War, 1914-1918. |
- ISBN: 046505711X
- Physical Description xliii, 563 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations
- Publisher New York : Basic Books, [1999]
- Copyright ©1999
Content descriptions
General Note: | Originally published: [London] : Allen Lane, 1998. |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 517-541) and index. |
Immediate Source of Acquisition Note: | LSC $43.50 |
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The Pity of War : Explaining World War I
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Table of Contents
The Pity of War : Explaining World War I
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Figures | p. vi | |
Tables | p. vii | |
Illustrations | p. ix | |
Acknowledgements | p. x | |
Note on the illustrations | p. xii | |
Introduction | p. xix | |
1. | The Myths of Militarism | p. 1 |
2. | Empires, Ententes and Edwardian Appeasement | p. 31 |
3. | Britain's War of Illusions | p. 56 |
4. | Arms and Men | p. 82 |
5. | Public Finance and National Security | p. 105 |
6. | The Last Days of Mankind: 28 June-4 August 1914 | p. 143 |
7. | The August Days: The Myth of War Enthusiasm | p. 174 |
8. | The Press Gang | p. 212 |
9. | Economic Capability: The Advantage Squandered | p. 248 |
10. | Strategy, Tactics and the Net Body Count | p. 282 |
11. | 'Maximum Slaughter at Minimum Expense': War Finance | p. 318 |
12. | The Death Instinct: Why Men Fought | p. 339 |
13. | The Captor's Dilemma | p. 367 |
14. | How (not) to Pay for the War | p. 395 |
Conclusion: Alternatives to Armageddon | p. 433 | |
Notes | p. 463 | |
Bibliography | p. 517 | |
Index | p. 542 |