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The Belligerent Profession: An Address Delivered as the Second in the William Warner Bishop Lectureship Series at the University of Michigan, May 22, 1948
The book comprises a series of addresses that delve into the nature and role of the military profession. The lectures were delivered at a significant event, marking the second in the prestigious William Warner Bishop Lectureship Series at the University of Michigan. The content is likely to offer insights into the historical and philosophical perspectives on the military, as well as its societal implications during the period in which they were presented. more
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