Titlebook: Awarded for Valour; A History of the Vic Melvin Charles Smith Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008

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Yasuo Miyoshi,Takaaki Oobayashiig’s vision of the aggressive hero, forged on the Somme, tempered at Arras, and burnished during the 1918 campaigns, became the new standard of British heroism and has carried on through the Second World War and to the far islands of the South Atlantic.

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,The Middle Parts of Fortune: Heroism in Evolution, 1915–1916,ith the remains of the pre-war standing army, augmented by men of the Territorial Force who had volunteered for service outside the British Isles and bolstered by drafts from all corners of the empire.

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Tingting Jiang,Zixuan Wang,Kostas Terzidiswarrant governing everything from the color of the suspender ribbon (red for the army, blue for the Navy) to the circumstances by which a winner could be stripped of the honor. The operative clauses were quite vague, however, and offered no exact definition of what was to be considered heroic and worthy of reward.

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Bong-gyu Jang,Myonghee Lee,Gerard J. Kimhange, but the change could not have occurred without some necessary preconditions. Hegel’s . was in motion; changes had occurred in society, were reflected in politics, and were brought to a head through a combination of Romanticism, pragmatism, and personal ambition.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58071-5tical universe. For our purposes what is critical are the trends in the types of acts that were winning the VC, the ‘cost of courage’ in terms of casualties amongst those identified as heroes, and the pattern of distribution of the award throughout the ranks of the military.

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