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  A History of War - From Ancient...

  Chris McNab

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  A History of War explains the dark but compelling story of warfare, from its emergence in prehistoric tribal disputes, through great imperial and global wars, to present-day counterinsurgency and 'hybrid' conflicts. Two factors sit at the heart of this story: technology - including weapons, vehicle systems, vehicles and tactics. A History of War charts the rise of the army, explaining how primitive tribal war parties evolved through seasonal levies and feudal armies to professional standing armies and mass conscription forces, with formal organisational structures. 
   
  The narrative of A History of War is sewn together by the conflicts that have periodically reshaped history and created the roots of current conflict, from the crusades and two world wars to Cold War and the conflicts in the Middle East. The book provides summaries and insights into these disputes while recognising the human drama of conflict, with first-hand insight into the experience of combat.

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  11 Hidden Influential Powers -...

  Halbert Ward

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  “Secret Sauce” Revealed: 
  Unravel the Enigma of Success, Leadership and Start Shaping Your True Destiny! 
  Have you ever wondered what the real commonalities are among our great leaders? 
  Do you ever wish you could be the kind of leader that others look up to and want to learn from? 
  Would you like to be respected and admired by those you care about and by those who follow in your footsteps? 
  Hear me out. People have been attempting to achieve the legendary "success" since the dawn of time, often with great intentions but ultimately falling short for a variety of reasons. Some have attempted to "cook the formula for success," but their efforts have fallen short because they failed to account for the invisible factors that contribute to a person's level of success. 
  That is, until now. 
  Come with Halbert Ward as he shows you the factors that create the path leading to success. Ward presents "11 Hidden Influential Powers," an enthralling investigation into the invisible forces that do, in fact, determine leadership and success in a world where both appear impossible to achieve. Ward reveals the core of leadership with an exquisite awareness of influence dynamics, illuminating the critical functions of connections, competence, and foresight. If you are searching for a profound perspective on harnessing your innate potential, this book's got you covered. 
  Instead of being a run-of-the-mill how-to manual, "11 Hidden Influential Powers" will serve as your ultimate roadmap to success in all aspects of your life, from your career to your relationships. From seasoned pros to those just starting out, "11 Hidden Influential Powers" is an indispensable tool for realizing their goals and enjoying life to the fullest. 
  Therefore, why hesitate any longer? Alright, let's begin! 
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  Handbook of Emotions

  Elleren Gibbs

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  Handbook of Emotions: Discover How Mastering Your Emotions Will Help You Achieve More in Life! Over the years, there’s been so much emphasis placed on the role IQ plays in professional success, that EQ has been relatively ignored. But, now people are starting to take notice, simply because emotional intelligence has such a powerful impact in the business world. Not only can it aid happiness, but it allows relationships to form, reduces conflict, and increases productivity.Improving your emotional intelligence can have a massive impact on your life and all for the better. This audiobook will teach you all about emotional intelligence and how you can improve so you can achieve more with your life. Topics that will be covered are the following:- What is Emotional Intelligence- What’s the Difference Between IQ and EQ?- 5 Benefits of Emotional Intelligence- 3 Ways to Improve Your EQ- Why Emotional Intelligence is Important in Business- 5 Reasons Why People with High EQ Easily Adapt to Change- How to Make a Good First Impression Using EQ- How EQ Makes You More Productive- 5 Ways Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone Can Improve EQ- Using Mindfulness as a Tool to Cultivate EQ- And many more!Plenty of people are still unaware of what emotional intelligence even is, despite its importance. Not to worry, though, because we’re here to inform you. To learn more, scroll up and click “add to cart” now!

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  Past Imperfect - French...

  Tony Judt

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  A “marvelously readable” critique of Sartre, Camus, de Beauvoir, and other French postwar intellectuals that “consistently entertains and provokes” (The Washington Post).   The uniquely prominent role of French intellectuals in European cultural and political life following World War II is the focus of this book by the acclaimed author of Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945. Tony Judt analyzes this intellectual community’s most divisive conflicts: how to respond to the promise and the betrayal of Communism and how to sustain a commitment to radical ideals when confronting the hypocrisy in Stalin’s Soviet Union, in the new Eastern European Communist states, and in France itself. Judt shows why this was an all-consuming moral dilemma to a generation of French men and women, how their responses were conditioned by war and occupation, and how postwar political choices have come to sit uneasily on the conscience of later generations of French intellectuals. Judt’s analysis extends beyond the writings of fashionable “existentialist” personalities such as Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, and Simone de Beauvoir to include a wide intellectual community of Catholic philosophers, non-aligned journalists, literary critics and poets, Communist and non-Communist alike—and asserts that what he calls the “moral irresponsibility” of those years damaged France’s cultural standing, and reflected the nation’s larger difficulty in confronting its own ambivalent past.   “A forthright and uncommonly damning study of those intellectually volatile years . . . indicts these intellectuals for their inhumanity in failing to test their political thought against political reality.” —The New York Times Book Review   “Brilliant . . . splendidly written.” —Foreign Affairs

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  End Poverty Make Trillions

  Darryl Finkton Jr.

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  Ever wonder why poverty exists and how we could get rid of it? Here's your answer. 
  Darryl Finkton, Jr. is a hedge fund manager turned community organizer. Raised in poverty, Darryl went on to graduate from Harvard College and the University of Oxford, where he studied as a Rhodes Scholar. In “End Poverty. Make Trillions.” Darryl shares how he rose from rags to riches, and how we can ensure everyone has an opportunity to generate wealth. 
  A Surprisingly Simple Plan for Ending Poverty–and Making Trillions of Dollars for Ourselves While We Do It 
  Poverty costs the United States more than a trillion dollars a year for myriad complex reasons. Ending it would result in joy that is hard to quantify. Yet for all the complexities involved, the “how” of it all–the way to escape national suffering and decline and start off toward a future of organic, resilient national growth–is simple. 
  It’s SO SIMPLE. 
  To have lives of dignity and purpose and contribute meaningfully to our capitalist economy, America’s poor people do not need the rest of us to feed or shelter them. They don’t need us to derail our lives to take care of them or even think about them all that much. 
  They need MONEY. 
  Subscribe to Darryl's podcast On Wealth for more information on ending poverty, making trillions, and accessing wealth for you and your community. 
  www.endpovertymaketrillions.com

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  Gerontocracy in America - How...

  Samuel Moyn

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  A leading social critic identifies our least-discussed major crisis, and sets out to solve it.As Americans debate President Biden’s infirmities and President Trump’s erratic behavior, we’ve neglected the bigger problem before us: a massive transfer of power and wealth to the oldest among us, and the curtailment of the prospects of the young. In Gerontocracy in America, the historian and social critic Samuel Moyn offers a piercing diagnosis of our age divide and its consequences. Even apart from the presidency, in legislatures, businesses, and the courts, the average leader’s age has risen dramatically. The elderly predominantly fund campaigns and dominate their agendas, often with the intent to block any challenge to their status. The tax code is rigged on their behalf, as is an economy geared to sheltering financial and housing assets. The United States was founded on the promise of generational renovation but has become an increasingly febrile country of old men.But it doesn’t need to be this way. With understanding and wit, Moyn shows how elder power can be dismantled. With strong safety nets in place, mandatory retirement ages can be established. The early transfer of assets between generations could be encouraged and young voters can be granted more voice. In such a world, the elderly themselves would be freed from power games to confront the existential opportunities of aging, while the young would find their path to starting out in life unblocked at last.

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