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Since men have flown aircraft, men have dropped bombs—and bombing has gotten better, say the architects of war, relative to the last war. So have our justifications.
The upper class has always been a rich target for comedy. But, as William Gerhardie’s recently reissued 1920s novels Futility and The Polyglots show, even humor aimed at aristocrats can sting those on the lower rungs.
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