The Great War and the British People

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World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Military history and social perspectives Health and Conflict Studies

Abstract

Introduction Strategic Demography: Population, Poverty and Military in Pre-1914 Britain PART ONE: THE DEMOGRAPHIC COSTS OF THE GREAT WAR Manpower and Military Service The Lost Generation PART TWO: THE PARADOX OF THE GREAT WAR Civilian Health in Wartime Britain Medical Care in Wartime Health Administration in Wartime Standards of Living and Standards of Health PART THREE: THE LEGACY OF THE GREAT WAR The Demographic Aftermath of the First World War Demographic History, Cultural History and Memories of War

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