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Since the dawn of time, men have waged war, and always there was the music. Horns and drums, lyres and pipes inspired and preceded men into battle; bards celebrated victory, lamented defeat. We know this from Homer, from the Celtic and Nordic hero tales, from the Bible, from the carvings in the stones of ancient âŠ
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