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Just War: Ancient influence on Islam and on the Spanish Conquistadors The study of justice in war is ancient in India...
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Agincourt or Azincourt? Victory, Defeat, and the War of 1415 In the year of the battle's 600th anniversary, Agincourt remains...
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