Trench warfare was comparatively horrific when contrasted with earlier forms of warfare, primarily because of the very instruments listed by the textbook authors in discussing combat during World War I: “the hand grenade, the spade, and the machine gun.”[1] In their own ways, each tool is emblematic of how warfare had changes from earlier generations. …
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Inevitable Historicity 