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Name: To end all wars
Author: Adam Hochschild

‘To End All Wars’ traces the life and ideas of a pivotal anti‑war figure, exploring the political, social, and psychological forces that drove the movement against World War I. The work situates the struggle within the broader context of British society, civil disobedience, and the moral debates over militarism and pacifism that defined the early twentieth century.

First publish date: 2012

Genre: History/Military History

Authors: Adam Hochschild

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