A federal judge in Seattle declined to immediately restrain the activities of a Washington state-based anti-whaling group Thursday.
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Ethics of War and Peace / Frowe, H., 2011
Clausewitz and Contemporary War / Echevarria, A.J., 2007
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Ethics and War : An Introduction / Lee, S.P., 2012
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