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Read full story 2. War Is Subjected To Moral Analysis - By: Joel J Heim 1974935 War is hell--bloody and often chaotic. Nevertheless, war is not anarchy; rather, war has always been governed by rules and norms. On the surface this may seem to be counter-intuitive. How can something as terrible as mass violence and death be governed by rules? It would seem that instead, war w... 3. A Review Of Commissioner Lin And The Opium War - By: Joel Heim Hsin-pao Chang's book COMMISSIONER LIN AND THE OPIUM WAR is an important book which gives a sound background on the developments that lead up to the Opium War. The book is, perhaps, mistitled. Commissioner Lin does not enter the scene until the book is about half over. The Opium War, as in the ac... 4. Themed Chess Sets - By: Michael Russell Many people today choose to play with nontraditional chess sets that do not feature common chess pieces like bishops and kings, but rather, have more modern characters for the chess pieces. There are commemorative chess sets representing historical events such as the American Civil War.... 5. Why Consider A Theme Chess Set? - By: Michael Russell In the metaphorical world of chess perhaps one side should be theme and one side staunton. The two camps are, after all, defined, the battle characters all ready. The world is divided between the staunton and the theme, and both sides are ready to play and ready, willing, to spill blood!... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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