A vivid account of the rise of terrorism in the late nineteenth century and the hysterical media response it provoked -- .
James Crossland Books
James Crossland specializes in the history of wartime humanitarianism, international law, and the Red Cross movement. His work delves into the complex interplay between conflict and the efforts to alleviate human suffering. He examines how international norms and institutions evolved in response to wartime atrocities. His research offers profound insights into the moral and legal dilemmas humanity has faced throughout history.
Rogue Agent
From Secret Plots to Psychological Warfare, The Untold Story of Robert Bruce Lockhart
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The narrative presents an engaging account of an unconventional hero navigating through some of history's most challenging times. It explores the richness and vibrancy of their life, highlighting their unique contributions and resilience amidst adversity. The book delves into the complexities of their character and the significant events that shaped their journey, offering readers a profound insight into both the individual and the historical context they inhabited.