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Military history

the thesis that changes in tactics, fortification and army size in early modern Europe transformed warfare and state building.

In military history, military revolution refers to the thesis that changes in tactics, fortification and army size in early modern Europe transformed warfare and state building. This meaning comes from Parker (1976) in The Journal of Modern History.[1]

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Parker, G. (1976). The "Military Revolution," 1560-1660--a Myth? The Journal of Modern History, 48(2), 196-214. https://doi.org/10.1086/241429

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