The Fruits of Victory
"The Fruits of Victory" by Norman Angell, a seminal work of pre-World War I thought, examines the economic and social costs of war. Originally published in 1910
"The Fruits of Victory" by Norman Angell, a seminal work of pre-World War I thought, examines the economic and social costs of war. Originally published in 1910, Angell`s book challenged the prevalent belief that war was a rational means to gain economic advantage. He argued that even victorious nations would suffer significant financial and social damage, rendering victory ultimately hollow. "The Fruits of Victory" explores international relations, economic interdependence, and the complexities of modern warfare, offering a critical perspective on the pursuit of military triumph.
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