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The Development of the British Army 1899–1914

Name: The Development of the British Army 1899–1914
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Author: John K. Dunlop
ISBN: 9781032224312

From the Eve of the South African War to the Eve of the Great War, with Special Reference to the Territorial Force

Af John K. Dunlop

Udgivet af Taylor & Francis Ltd

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Hæftet
350 sider
Engelsk

ISBN 9781032224312

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Forfatter John K. Dunlop

Forlag Taylor & Francis Ltd

Kategori Europæisk historie

ISBN-13 9781032224312

EAN 9781032224312

Format Hæftet

Sprog Engelsk

sider 350

Undertitel - From the Eve of the South African War to the Eve of the Great War, with Special Reference to the Territorial Force

Produktbeskrivelse

Originally published in 1938, this book was the first to be written which dealt with the history of Army Development during the confused years which followed the South African War. The period 18991914 marked the change from Victorian scarlet and pipeclay to the service dress of the Expeditionary Force of 1914. Similarly, it saw the growth of the Volunteer Rifle Corps of the nineteenth century into the Territorial Force of the Haldane Scheme. The writer, sometime history scholar of St Johns College Cambridge, himself a Territorial of twenty-three years service, was at the time one of the T.A. officers recently appointed to newly created posts at the War Office.