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A social revolution, a technological episode, and a mirror of the modern age. Military history as a discipline is not generally comfortable with syncretic overviews. Two recent examples: The hypothesis of a distinctively “Western way of war” has become more a target than a model, while the concept of “military revolution” has become an academicians’ …
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