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Conscription conflict: the conflict of ideas in the struggle for

01 January 1991

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Conscription conflict: the conflict of ideas in the struggle for
&
against conscription in Britain between the years 1901-39
libdoc March=1992

:the conflict of ideas in the struggle for & against
conscription in Britain between the years 1901-39

Author: Hayes, Denis
Publisher: Sheppard Press 1949, pp.408, Bibliography, Index

Keywords: Military, Conscientious objectors,

Contents:-
Introduction
1. Wanted: conscription for all
2. The Norfolk Commission, before and after
3. The National Service League
4. The threat of invasion
5. The business of war
6. The young and the long
7. Early bills for compulsion
8. Hamilton and Haldane against Roberts and others
9. Lord Roberts at Manchester
10. The shadow of war
11. Bolstering of voluntarism
12. Parliament and the war
13. Your country needs you
14. A Roland for an Oliver
15. Conscription comes
16. The second bite
17. Political oppression
18. The No-Conscription Fellowship
19. Religion and the opposition
20. Conscription in history
21. Raising the balance
22. The end of an epoch
23. Twenty years of struggle
24. The armed peace
25. Reprise

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