In today’s spotlighted article from the print mag, Dermot Quinn makes a convincing case that the best book yet written on the Obama administration was published in 1912 — Hilaire Belloc’sThe Servile State. And as an online bonus we have Nick Turse’s essay “Death at Your Doorstep,” which reminds us (and author-filmmaker Sebastian Junger) that war is about more than just our troops; the civilian populations of countries we target for liberation, democratization, and nation-building experience the horrors of modern war to the fullest.
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