“Send a Soldier to Parliament”: Ex-servicemen, Masculinity, and the Legacies of the Great War in Liberal Electoral and Parliamentary Politics

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of British Studies, January 2023

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RT @BoredomThenFear: New article out today (open access) with @JBritishStudies! Looking at masculinity, patriotism, and the electoral and p…

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RT @BoredomThenFear: New article out today (open access) with @JBritishStudies! Looking at masculinity, patriotism, and the electoral and p…

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RT @BoredomThenFear: New article out today (open access) with @JBritishStudies! Looking at masculinity, patriotism, and the electoral and p…

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New article out today (open access) with @JBritishStudies! Looking at masculinity, patriotism, and the electoral and parliamentary politics of Liberal ex-servicemen after the Great War https://t.co/aETSUpuZk8

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