…clothes also comes in, 3and if you take notice of the one wearing the fine clothes and say, “Have a seat here, please,” while to the one who is poor…
…with much else of Europe and Asia was reduced to rubble, with millions dead due to war and genocide. Barmen contained the essential feature of the political theology that would…
…violence, which conjecturally flows from the profusion of deadly weapons throughout society. As a fallback, partisans in both camps have their own competing preferred, albeit dogmatic, theories about the explanation…
…dead ends of moral superiority or isolationism, but it does mean a refusal to be identified with a single cause, nation or ideology. When policy-makers and citizens break through the…
…to the Union was to free them and their families. As the chaos of war continued, the Lincoln administration searched for military solutions. Further, she notes that despite the belief…