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Charlotte Sieber-Gasser,Alberto Ghibelliniwould do well to consider what he calls its ‘real’ causes. He recommends that they ‘look beyond’ diplomatic documents, great power rivalries, invasion scares and naval arms races, and study the works of military thinkers, pre-war editorials, speeches at prize awards and contemporary military literat

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Bürgergesellschaft und Demokratie rather Bury you than see you in a red coat.’ For her, the army was ‘such a Low Life’ and ‘a refuge for all Idle people’.. This was, according to Robertson’s biographer, a prevalent attitude in the 1860s and 70s where ‘no one’ tookthe Queen’s Shilling unless they had to.. Furthermore, while admittin

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Kein Haushalt ohne Bürgerhaushaltof Lords, who wrote in October 1914 that war was ‘the sovereign disinfectant, and its red stream of blood is the Condy’s Fluid that cleans out the stagnant pools and clotted channels of the intellect’.. Hynes uses Gosse’s perspective on war to indicate that the view of war as purifying and cleansing

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,‘The Woof and Warp of the Web of Life’: The Depiction of the Use of Force,ught and died on the battlefield.. Rupert Brooke, one of those ‘young men’, supported this idea by writing in his famous poem, ‘1914’, that the war had ‘wakened us from sleeping’ and enabled his contemporaries ‘To turn as swimmers into cleanness leaping, Glad from a world grown old and cold and wear

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