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Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $26,300
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $83,708
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
Principal investigators: Neufeld, Matthew G.
Keywords: Early Modern Britain and Europe; warfare and welfare; healthcare history; history and morality
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
Principal investigators: Neufeld, Matthew G.
Keywords: Early Modern Britain and Europe; warfare and welfare; healthcare history; history and morality
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
Principal investigators: Neufeld, Matthew G.
Keywords: Early Modern Britain and Europe; warfare and welfare; healthcare history; history and morality
Taking Care of Captives: moral decision making, military virtue, and the welfare of prisoners in Eighteenth century warfare
Principal investigators: Neufeld, Matthew G.
Keywords: Early Modern Britain and Europe; warfare and welfare; healthcare history; history and morality
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