The Wages of War by Miller, Mark Crispin -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Dedication Contents Series Introduction Introduction Prologue Part One: After the Revolution

1 Lambs and Bees or Tigers and Wolves 2 Half Pay, Full Taxes, and Engines of Vice 3 Officer Princes and the Art of Living Happily Ever After 4 Daniel Shays: From True Patriot to Counterfeit Public Enemy 5 A Little Rebellion Now and Then

Part Two: The War of 1812 and the Mexican War

6 Like Sweet Poison on the Taste 7 Just Debts and Common Sense 8 St. Patrick Goes to Mexico

Part Three: The Civil War

9 Nathaniel Hawthorne, Walt Whitman, and the Concussion of Young Men 10 The Day That Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Ohio Voted in Indiana 11 Bounties and Blacks 12 Palace of Pensions

Part Four: The War with Spain and the Philippine Insurrection

Part Five: After the First World War

Part Six: After the Second World War

19 Sweet Wine at Last 20 Forgotten Women, Failed Men

Part Seven: The Korean War

21 The Scapegoats 22 The Scapegoaters

Part Eight: The Vietnam War and the Agent Orange Affair

23 The Red Carpet Leads to Rejection 24 When Not to Know Means Not to Pay 25 The VA and Dow versus the Christians 26 Avoid Politicians and Lawyers and Get a Good PR Man 27 The White House Suppresses a Report

Epilogue Notes Index Acknowledgments About the Authors Copyright Page