WorksRehearsals: The German Army in Belgium, August 1914
Rehearsals describes what happened to Belgian civilians when three German armies invaded the country in August, 1914. Nearly 6,000 residents were massacred and 25,000 homes intentionally destroyed, after extensive and organized looting. Several thousand Belgians were shipped to concentration camps in Germany, following forced marches and fake executions, and many women raped. Politics, Religion and Classical Political Economy in Britain: John Stuart Mill and his Followers
"Both the structure and content of Lipkes’s argument are original and provocative, cutting across many extant schools of Mill studies and suggesting new and subtle relationships among fields of study that were becoming increasingly separated." --Albion "...innovative, provoking and revealing. His study redraws the map of Mill’s intellectual history..." --Economic Record |
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