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Soldiers Lives Through History The Early Modern World Dennis Showalter

SKU: BELL-36891760

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Publisher: Greenwood Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.36 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Dennis Showalter, William J. Astore

ISBN: 9780313333125, 0313333122

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Soldiers Lives Through History The Early Modern World Dennis Showalter by Dennis Showalter, William J. Astore 9780313333125, 0313333122 instant download after payment.

Two distinguished historians tell the story of the early modern soldier of Europe, a figure often misunderstood, in the period spanning from 1494 to 1789. He is the freebooting Landsknecht of the sixteenth century, swaggering in dilapidated finery through the ruins he and his kind created. He is the mercenary of the Thirty Years War in the seventeenth century, rootless and masterless, brutalizing civilians for a few coins, destroying civilization's works for the pleasure of it. He is the uniformed automaton of the eighteenth century, initiative beaten out of him, fit to do no more than endure battles and floggings until he pitched into an anonymous grave.