Kings, Usurpers, and Shadow Wars: Lessons on Irregular Warfare from Shakespeare
Whereof what’s past is prologue Few scholars would credit William Shakespeare as an irregular warfare (IW) expert, but one of the most-read authors in the Western canon has much to offer the practitioner. Shakespeare wrote about state failure, factional competition, assassination attempts, and manipulation of public opinion. These
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