Poison gas emerged as one of the most feared weapons of the First World War. Beginning in 1915, chemical agents such as chlorine and mustard gas were deployed on the battlefield, causing widespread ...
The author, Norman Angell, argued that the growing interconnection of the world economy meant that no one could ever truly ...
The First World War not only saw reporting from the battlefields of Europe in the pages of ENR, but extensive coverage of the rapid realignment of the U.S. construction sector to support the war ...
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