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Jesuits and Fortifications: The Contribution of the Jesuits to Military Architecture in the Baroque Age by Denis De Lucca (review)

Although historians now recognize the important role played by the Society of Jesus in many aspects of the early-modern world, they have largely ignored one important realm in which many Jesuits were active: military architecture. De Lucca’s book seeks to rectify this lacuna by exploring Jesuit contributions to fortification mathematics, a key area that furthered the so-called European military revolution of the period. De Lucca makes the case that Jesuits were lively participants in the period’s military culture in the classroom, in political courts, in active service, and in the overseas missionary activities of the order.