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War Elephants by John M. Kistler (2007, Trade Paperback)
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ISBN
9780803260047
Book Title
War Elephants
Item Length
8.9in
Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
Publication Year
2007
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7in
Author
John M. Kistler
Genre
Nature, History
Topic
Animals / Wildlife, Military / Wars & Conflicts (Other), Animals / General
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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Product Information

Elephants have fought in human armies for more than three thousand years. This is the largely forgotten tale of the credit they deserve and the sacrifices they endured.

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Publisher
University of Nebraska Press
ISBN-10
0803260040
ISBN-13
9780803260047
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60064295

Product Key Features

Book Title
War Elephants
Author
John M. Kistler
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Animals / Wildlife, Military / Wars & Conflicts (Other), Animals / General
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Nature, History
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.9in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
16 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Uh87.K57 2007
Reviews
"Kistler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care. . . . John Kistler's account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging."-- Times Literary Supplement "War Elephants is flawlessly written and researched. . . . If you are interested in reading about ancient warfare, or the role of elephants in war, then this book is highly recommended."-- Armchair General "Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource."-- Library Media Connection ""Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant's largely forgotten role in the history of warfare."-- Reference & Research Book News " War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian's in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."-- The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, "War Elephants is the fascinating story of how elephants have fought in human armies for more than three thousand years. From elephants that battled alongside legendary Roman legions, to elephants in modern history who have suffered bombs and napalm for their service, War Elephants examines the pachyderms' role in the equivalent of tanks, bulldozers, cargo haulers and cavalry throughout the millennia. Now after the elephants have made such great sacrifices in warfare, it is the elephants themselves who desperately need protection. A serious-minded work of significant military history scholarship by professional librarian John Kistler, War Elephants is recommended reading for anyone curious about the important role elephants have played in human history."-Midwest Book Review/Wisconsin Bookwatch, "Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant''s largely forgotten role in the history of warfare."- Reference & Research Book News, "War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian's in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."-The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, "War Elephants is flawlessly written and researched. . . . If you are interested in reading about ancient warfare, or the role of elephants in war, then this book is highly recommended."-Armchair General, "Kistler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care. . . . John Kistler''s account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging."-Times Literary Supplement, "Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource."- Library Media Connection, "ÝJ¨ohn m. Kistler, seeks to give elephants the credit they deserve for the sacrifices they have endured in war zones throughout history. Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource."-Library Media Connection, "Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource."-Library Media Connection, "[J]ohn m. Kistler, seeks to give elephants the credit they deserve for the sacrifices they have endured in war zones throughout history. Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource."-Library Media Connection, "A serious-minded work of significant military history scholarship by professional librarian John Kistler,War Elephantsis recommended reading for anyone curious about the important role elephants have played in human history."-Midwest Book Review, 'If, as some now apparently believe, the Loch Ness monster has pachydermian antecedents, then John M. Kistler's new book may provide a clue to its origins....[K]istler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care....John Kistler's account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging.'?Times Literary Supplement, '[J]ohn m. Kistler, seeks to give elephants the credit they deserve for the sacrifices they have endured in war zones throughout history. Avid military buffs and students of ancient, medieval, and modern warfare, animal rights, and non-Western warfare will find much of interest in this comprehensive resource.'?Library Media Connection, 'Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant's largely forgotten role in the history of warfare.'?Reference & Research Book News, "Kistler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care. . . . John Kistler's account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging."- Times Literary Supplement, 'Using his mahout training, John Kistler brings a depth and understanding to the role of elephants in warfare. War Elephants is flawlessly written and researched. While the illustrations are a bit sparse this is not surprising given the subject matter....If you are interested in reading about ancient warfare, or the role of elephants in war, then this book is highly recommended.'?Armchair General (Web site), 'War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian's in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey.'?The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, 'War Elephants is the fascinating story of how elephants have fought in human armies for more than three thousand years. From elephants that battled alongside legendary Roman legions, to elephants in modern history who have suffered bombs and napalm for their service, War Elephants examines the pachyderms' role in the equivalent of tanks, bulldozers, cargo haulers and cavalry throughout the millennia. Now after the elephants have made such great sacrifices in warfare, it is the elephants themselves who desperately need protection. A serious-minded work of significant military history scholarship by professional librarian John Kistler, War Elephants is recommended reading for anyone curious about the important role elephants have played in human history.'?Midwest Book Review/Wisconsin Bookwatch, "War Elephantsprovides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian''s in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."-The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, "War Elephants is flawlessly written and researched. . . . If you are interested in reading about ancient warfare, or the role of elephants in war, then this book is highly recommended."- Armchair General, "Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant's largely forgotten role in the history of warfare."- Reference & Research Book News, "War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian''s in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."-The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, " War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian''s in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."- The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, " War Elephants provides the full history of pachyderms in battle, presenting an animal historian's in-depth history of evidence tracing the use of elephants in battles from 1100 B.C. to the 17th century. From how the elephants participated in battle to strategies against them, War Elephants provides quite a different perspective and is an unique military survey."- The Midwest Book Review - California Bookwatch, "Using his mahout training, John Kistler brings a depth and understanding to the role of elephants in warfare. War Elephants is flawlessly written and researched. While the illustrations are a bit sparse this is not surprising given the subject matter....If you are interested in reading about ancient warfare, or the role of elephants in war, then this book is highly recommended."-Armchair General (Web site), "Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant's largely forgotten role in the history of warfare."-Reference & Research Book News, "If, as some now apparently believe, the Loch Ness monster has pachydermian antecedents, then John M. Kistler's new book may provide a clue to its origins....ÝK¨istler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care....John Kistler's account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging."-Times Literary Supplement, "Kistler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care . . . Kistler's account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging." Times Literary Supplement, "Kistler provides a range of interesting facts about elephant behaviour, not least the actual difficulties of managing a force of war elephants in terms of voracious appetite, enormous thirst, expensive armour and long term commitment to training and care. . . . John Kistler''s account is often entertaining and certainly wide ranging."- Times Literary Supplement, "Generals used elephants as tanks, bulldozers, and cargo trucks long before such vehicles existed, and, until gunpowder reduced the utility of elephants in battle, these beasts built roads, swung swords, and terrified opposing forces. Kistler tells the story of the elephant''s largely forgotten role in the history of warfare."-Reference & Research Book News
Table of Content
Foreword by Richard Lair Introduction 1 Useful Orphan 2 Early Contests 3 Beauty and the Beasts 4 Fill of Blood 5 Improvements 6 The Elephant Memory 7 The Horror 8 Alexander's Opinion 9 Death on the Nile 10 Elephants Marching 11 Siege 12 Cavalry Killers 13 The Elephant Industry 14 Unmitigated Gauls 15 The Elephant of Surprise 16 Flaming Pigs 17 Chaos in the Streets 18 War Elephants of Carthage 19 Proud Mahouts 20 Cruelty and Inhumanity 21 The Lion's Brood 22 Dangerous Waters 23 Treacherous Paths 24 The Best Laid Plans 25 Stalemate 26 Hasdrubal 27 Rome's Genius 28 Africa versus Asia 29 Day of Slaughter 30 Weapons of Massive Destruction 31 Guerrilla War 32 The Running of the Bulls 33 Pompey's Circus 34 The Herd of Julius Caesar 35 Arrogant Emperors 36 Sackcloth, Ashes, and Prayer 37 Breach of Faith 38 The Year of the Elephant 39 Early and Medieval Asia 40 Charlemagne and Frederick 41 Plump and Ready 42 Mongol Hordes 43 Pyramids of Skulls 44 Thais, Burmese, Khmers, and Others 45 The Great Mahout 46 Beasts of Burden 47 Mighty Engineers 48 Targets of Opportunity Epilogue Endnotes Glossary Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2007
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2007-008358
Dewey Decimal
355.4/24
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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