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The sword and the cross: reflections on command and conscience

By:

TONER James H

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Praeger, 1992Description: 186pISBN:

0275942120 (hbk.)

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Summary: On the need for command and conscience to be in agreement if leaders are to make ethical decisions. Argues for a balance between the worldly and the spiritual, and in essence for mankind to recognise its responsibilities as well as its limitations. The author is an academic based at Norwich University the first private military education establishment in the USA.

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On the need for command and conscience to be in agreement if leaders are to make ethical decisions. Argues for a balance between the worldly and the spiritual, and in essence for mankind to recognise its responsibilities as well as its limitations. The author is an academic based at Norwich University the first private military education establishment in the USA.

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