Six-Legged Soldiers Using Insect as Weapons of War

Six-Legged Soldiers: Using Insects as Weapons of War [6 LEGGED SOLDIERS]

Although the historic and prospective use of insects as weapons is not the sort

of topic that tends to lull one into a sense of well-being, I would like to put the

reader’s mind at ease with regard to a few important considerations. In this blog post, you will be able to download free e-book copy of Six-Legged Soldiers.

This book is, in large part, about history and science. And I am of the

studied opinion that neither venture is particularly objective. As such, I cannot

claim neutrality without abject hypocrisy. So in the spirit of honest disclosure,

the reader should know the following. Despite claims to the contrary

by early readers and reviewers, I am neither anti-religious nor un-American. In

fact, I attend church (Unitarian Universalist) almost every Sunday, and I vote

in every election (being a registered Independent with Democratic leanings,

although I increasingly struggle to discern the difference between the parties).

I am, however, a skeptic with a sense of humor, a quality that might seem irreverent

when I doubt the veracity of a particular reader’s favored institution.

In this light, my interpretation of historical events in which insects have been

used as weapons—with or without the knowledge of the combatants—may not

accord with the cultural, religious, or political sensitivities of all readers. It is not my intention to be insulting, but neither is it my goal to be politically correct.

Rather than stepping on nobody’s toes, I suppose that I’ve probably managed

to offend almost every reader in some way. After all, in thousands of years of

human history across the face of the earth, it seems all but certain that some

group with which we feel an affinity was up to something nefarious.

Table of Contents

Below is the complete table of contents presented in Six-Legged Soldiers:

1: Stinging Defeats and Venomous Victories

3: 2Vectors of Death

4: Bringing Fever and Famine to a World at War

5: Cold-Blooded Fighters of the Cold War

6: The Future of Entomological Warfare

Product Details

Here are the technical specifications of Six-Legged Soldiers:

Unknown Binding

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA (October 31, 2008)

ASIN: B001TICES8

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