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Richard Lee Gage (born March 6, 1934, Washington) is an American historian. He specializes in Japanese history and the history of warfare.

Bibliography

• Peace Is Our Duty: Accounts of What War Can Do To Man
• Women Against War: Personal Accounts of Forty Japanese Women
• Choose Hope: Your Role in Waging Peace in the Nuclear Age
• Letters of Four Seasons

References

1. ^ ISNI 0000000120264837.
2. "Richard L. Gage". WorldCat Entities.

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