Reluctant Warriors
Bunting, Josiah, The American Spectator
Reluctant Warriors Don't Tread on Me: A 400-Year History of America at War, From Indian Fighting to Terrorist Hunting by H. W. Crocker III (CROWN FORUM, 440 PAGES, $27.50)
Reviewed by Josiah Bunting
ACADEMIA TENDS TO IGNORE military history and condescend tit those who write it. It occupies a fugitive place in the curriculum, offered LIS an "elective." if appropriate professorial expertise is available. The discipline's thin cohort of teachers is rarely allowed onto the tenure track, and even more rarely granted permanent appointments. There are a few exceptions. King's College. London, lias an undergraduate concentration in military history; Oxford its Chichele …
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Publication information:
Article title: Reluctant Warriors.
Contributors: Bunting, Josiah - Author.
Magazine title: The American Spectator.
Volume: 39.
Issue: 10
Publication date: December/January 2006.
Page number: 94+.
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