Titlebook: Gender, War and Politics; Transatlantic Perspe Karen Hagemann (James G. Kenan Distinguished Profe Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Causation and Causation in Fiction,ture of difference’ that segregated the military institutionally by housing soldiers in barracks, educating them in military academies and regulating their conduct by means of a separate legal system. Officers were required to wear uniforms that visually displayed their military status, to spend mor

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,Für eine solidarische, gerechte Welt,oduced a new cult of valorous and sacrificial heroism.. Unlike France and Prussia, Britain during this period saw neither the introduction of mass conscription nor the expansion of political rights, but the size of the armed forces did increase massively through voluntary enlistment into the regular

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Asbestos and other Occupational Exposures decades and numerous regime changes. While women participated in the male activity of war far more extensively than they did in other European armies of the time, the French government and military officials carefully regulated and circumscribed their activities, confining them as much as possible

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The Optimal Choice of Health and Mortality,msinck, who belonged to one of the leading families in the Hanseatic city-state Hamburg, chastised her brother Wilhelm for refusing to fight with the Hanseatic Legion, the local volunteers corps organized to defend the city. She admonished him, ‘if you neglect to devote yourself with love and allegi

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Faruk Ayd?n,Adnan Midilli,Ibrahim Dincerail; her musing on the sufferings of British prisoners of war in France; the miseries and evils of war in general; and the prejudice and corruption of the Pitt administration in its refusal to seek peace with France sooner. The ‘slide’ into politics that she mentions therefore represents no momentar

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