Military History: Lectures Delivered at Trinity College, Cambridge
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A series of four lectures examines what counts as military history, arguing against narrow definitions and exploring the boundary between armed conflict and broader struggles such as commercial warfare, smuggling, riots and civil war. The lecturer proposes viewing military history as the strife of communities manifested through organized armed groups while acknowledging many gray areas. Later lectures apply that framework to the British case, surveying national military development, imperial and colonial campaigns, and operations on the subcontinent, and combining conceptual discussion with practical examples and reflections on sources, scope, and the teaching of military history.
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