Militarism and the British Left, 1902-1914

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Militarism, often associated with the political right, found unexpected acceptance among certain leftist groups in Britain before the Great War. This book explores how these groups not only accommodated militaristic ideas but also integrated them into their ideologies and policies, challenging traditional perceptions of militarism's political affiliations. The examination reveals a complex interplay between leftist movements and militaristic sentiments during a pivotal historical period.