Dr. J. H. McLean's Peace Makers

This book details the life and work of Dr. James Henry McLean, a military visionary who dedicated his life to minimizing casualties of war through revolutionary arms development. His ultimate goal was to make warfare so destructive that all nations would be compelled to maintain peace to avoid annihilation. McLean's concept of "saving the lives of the people" drove him to develop an array of groundbreaking weapons and defense systems, including an impregnable fortress, an unsinkable ironclad, and a long-range torpedo. Beyond detailed descriptions of McLean's creations, this book explores the broader historical context of warfare, the evolution of military technology, and the ethical implications of developing increasingly destructive weapons. The author delves into the complex relationship between technological innovation and the preservation of human life, ultimately highlighting McLean's profound influence on modern warfare and his enduring legacy as a pioneer in the pursuit of global peace.