The First World War / To arms.

• Strachan, Hew.

• World War, 1914-1918.

• Oxford University Press.

• 0199261911

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p. 1140-1190.
• Originally published: 2001.

• Nurses at the front writing the wounds of the Great War
• Siegfried Sassoon scorched glory a critical study
• Facing Armageddon the First World War experience
• war of nerves soldiers and psychiatrists in the twentieth century
• Great War and the twentieth century
• shadows of total war Europe East Asia and the United States 1919 1939
• Political pressure and economic policy British government 1970 1974
• Great War in history debates and controversies 1914 to the present
• First World War an illustrated history
• Poetry of the First World War a casebook
• first day on the Somme 1 July 1916
• Deaths men soldiers of the Great War
• Vera Brittain a feminist life
• Douglas Haig the educated soldier
• representation and reality of war the British experience
• Western Front 1914 1918
• Bismarck the Kaiser and Germany
• British butchers and bunglers of World War One
• First World War
• Haigs command a reassessment
• Forgotten victory the First World War myths and realities
• blood of our sons men women and the renegotiation of British citizenship during the Great War
• price of pity poetry history and myth in the Great War
• origins of the First World War
• Of chastity and power Elizabethan literature and the unmarried queen
• origins of the First World War
• origins of the First World War Great Power rivalry and German war aims
• Troop morale and popular culture in the British and Dominion armies 1914 1918
• Politicians the press & propaganda Lord Northcliffe & the Great War 1914 1919
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• Out of battle the poetry of the Great War
• Great War and modern memory
• Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Home fires and foreign fields British social and military experience in the First World War
• English poetry of the First World War a study in the evolution of lyric and narrative form
• Germany and the approach of war in 1914
• Horizons west directing the Western from John Ford to Clint Eastwood
• pity of war
• myriad faces of war Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• art of Hogarth
• Britain and the origins of the First World War
• Bismarck and Europe
• Great War 1914 1918
• Boulanger affair political crossroad of France 1886 1889
• Life on all fronts women in the First World War
• origins of the First World War
• Inside Nazi Germany conformity opposition and racism in everyday life
• experience of World War I
• First World War
• Cathars and the Albigensian Crusade
• history of the crusades Kenneth M Setton general editor The first hundred years
• Women workers in the First World War the British experience
• Medieval children
• three orders feudal society imagined
• Germany 1866 1945
• Hundred Years War
• Decisions for war 1914
• British culture and the First World War
• There must be a Lone Ranger
• French revolution
• Rebellions and revolutions China from the 1800s to the 1980s
• Origins of the First World War
• Ethelred the Unready papers from the Millenary Conference
• Hitlers social revolution class and status in Nazi Gemany 1933 1939
• British womens suffrage campaign 1866 1928
• Britain between the wars 1918 1940
• White
• Family and household in medieval England
• Government and community England 1450 1509
• War and the British gender memory and national identity
• origins of the First World War
• Making a living in the middle ages the people of Britain 850 1520
• history of India
• deluge British society and the First World War
• Red flag and Union Jack Englishness patriotism and the British left 1881 1924
• Class in Britain
• Queering the Middle Ages
• age of the Vikings
• Richard II
• great revolt of 1381
• crisis of the aristocracy 1558 1641
• Threshold of war Franklin D Roosevelt and American entry into World War II
• Born for liberty a history of women in America
• Modern France 1880 2002
• myth of consensus new views on British history 1945 64
• Weimar Republic the crisis of classical modernity
• Revolutionary France 1770 1880
• Bond men made free medieval peasant movements and the English rising of 1381
• nobility of later medieval England the Ford lectures for 1953 and related studies
• Popular cultures in England 1550 1750
• Party and politics 1830 1852
• Vikings in Britain
• Black Death transformed disease and culture in early Renaissance Europe
• English Poor Law 1531 1782
• Britain and the Spanish Civil War
• Russia America and the cold war 1949 1991
• France 1914 69 the three republics
• Oswald Mosley
• subordinated sex a history of attitudes toward women
• British politics since 1945 the rise and fall of consensus