The War for the World

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Exploring themes of war, identity, and social justice, this collection features essays by Israel Zangwill, a significant figure in cultural Zionism and women's suffrage. The writings reflect on the impact of World War I, critiques of German apologists, and the evolving role of women during the conflict. Included are pieces like "Arms and the Man" and "The Awkward Age of the Women's Movement." This new edition also offers an introductory chapter by J. A. Hammerton, enriching the historical context of Zangwill's thoughts and contributions.