A Revisionist Critique
�War-making is too much dignified if it is told in terms of broad national urges� When nations stumble into war, or when peoples rub their eyes and find they have been dragged into war, there is at some point a psychopathic case. Omit the element of abno
�The notion that you must have war when you have cultural variation, or economic competition, or sectional difference is an unhistorical misconception which it is stupid in historians to promote.� -- James G. Randall, 1940