TOC – War in History, Vol. 20, No. 2
Here is the latest table of contents for War in History. Kevin Linch and Matthew McCormack, ‘Defining Soldiers: Britain’s Military, c.1740–1815′ This article offers a critique of the methodology of […]
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TOC – Journal of Military History, Vol. 76, No. 2
The latest edition of the Journal of Military History has been published. It includes the annual George C. Marshall Lecture in Military History. This appears to be a contentious piece, […]
US Civil War to First World War: Learning the Lessons – Part 2
Here is the second part of the recent Day School at the Centre for War Studies that examined the links between the American Civil War and the First World War. […]
US Civil War to First World War: Learning the Lessons – Part 1
What follows is a critique of a couple of the lectures at the recent Day School at the Centre for War Studies that examined the links between the American Civil […]
Centre for War Studies Spring Day School – US Civil War to First World War Learning the Lessons
War Studies Public Programm The Spring Day School Saturday, 3 March 2012 US Civil War to First World War: Learning the Lessons It is axiomatic in American historiography that the […]
TOC – Journal of Military History, Vol. 75, No. 2
The latest edition of the Journal of Military History has just been published. Some interesting articles this time around. Hew Strachan, ‘Clausewitz and the First World War‘ English-language authors have […]
The John Terraine Lecture at the University of Birmingham
This years John Terraine Lecture at the University of Birmingham’s War Studies Seminar will be delivered by Professor Brian Holden Reid of the War Studies Department, King’s College London. His […]
New Research in Military History
[Cross posted at Thoughts on Military History] Conference for Postgraduate and Early-career Historians University of Sussex, Friday 19th November 2010 This conference, a collaboration between the British Commission for Military […]
