The Development of the Concept of War

Peter Cooper

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Abstract 'War', said the seven-year-old, 'is to do with "Goodies" and "Baddies", and it's all right to make War so long as you don't start it first. A "Goodie" is someone who does not start a War, he just joins in — if he didn't, he would be nothing.' To which his mate adds, 'Come on lazy-bones, it's only a fight — not the end of the world'.

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