Le Passé de la Guerre Et L'avenir de la Paix

In this powerful work of political philosophy, Nobel laureate Charles Robert Richet argues passionately for the abolition of war and the establishment of lasting peace. Drawing on his experiences as a physician and humanitarian, he shows how war destroys lives, undermines progress, and perpetuates injustice, and he offers a compelling vision of a world without conflict.

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