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During the 431–404 BC Peloponnesian War, the unscrupulous Alcibiades was a victorious general—for all sides. In one of his lesser-known plays, Timon of Athens, William Shakespeare put a speech in the mouth of a supporting character that remains a classic statement of the sense of betrayal soldiers throughout history have felt at the hands of …
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Book Review: Henry Ware LawtonMichael Shay profiles frontier Army officer Lawton, who proved instrumental in Geronimo's capture
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