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Popular Imperialism and the Military:

1850 - 1950
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John M MacKenzie
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Manchester University Press, 1992 - Popular culture - 228 pages
  

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pride pomp circumstance and military
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the British soldier in music
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Popular imperialism and the image of the army in juvenile
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Heroic myths of empire John M MacKenzie
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War correspondents and colonial war c 18701900
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pyrodramas at Belle Vue Gardens
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The Hendon Air Pageant 192037 David Enrico Omissi
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Postscript John M MacKenzie 111
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Popular imperialism and the military: 1850-1950
Popular imperialism and the military: 1850-1950
John M. MacKenzie
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TitlePopular Imperialism and the Military: 1850 - 1950
Studies in imperialism
EditorJohn M MacKenzie
ContributorJohn M MacKenzie
Editionillustrated
PublisherManchester University Press, 1992
ISBN0719033586, 9780719033582
Length228 pages
  
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