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The Military Orders

2020
AbstractThe chapter discusses the two major international military orders of the high Middle Ages, the Templars and the Hospitallers. It outlines their origins in the twelfth-century Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem, as well as the factors that contributed to their emergence, such as pilgrimage, the eleventh-century Church reform, knighthood and chivalry,
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Military power and international order

International Affairs, 1970
In offering some tentative remarks on this subject I shall consider briefly the nature both of war and of the international order within which it arises. I shall not, in dealing with the first, adopt the view that war is a disease of the body politic, a pathological condition which can be traced to abnormalities in the social or economic structure, or ...
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The Military Orders

1992
This comprehensive survey of the military orders is based on a wide range of primary sources. Besides giving a clear account of the emergence of the orders, it investigates their military significance and the ways in which they obtained necessary funds and manpower.
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Women in Military Orders

2012
The religious military orders shared this in common: their members combined a professed religious life with a dedication to warfare. Less obvious is the fact that all major military religious orders of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries had female associates, though they were always greatly outnumbered by their male counterparts.
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Military Rule and Military Order in Africa

2019
Africa continues to have a mix of military and civilian regimes. Some countries are ruled by military men who have been in power for a relatively long period, such as Mobutu in Zaire and Nimeiri in Sudan. The nature of military rule in Africa has been extremely variable in the 1960s and 1970s and will continue to be so.
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The Military Orders,1312–1798

1999
Abstract At the beginning of the fourteenth century the formal status of the professed members of a military order of the Latin church had changed little since these organizations had originated in the twelfth century, despite the progressive codification of canon law and the passing of new statutes and other legislation within ...
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SOCIAL ORDER AND MILITARY ORGANIZATION

2004
The problem of the formation of social order has been under the close attention of thinkers, researchers and practitioners of social management throughout the history of mankind. In recent years, various aspects of the formation of a new social order in Russia have been studied in the works of Russian scientists.
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Christian Military Orders.

Review & Expositor, 1940
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