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WHAT HAPPENED TO BRITAIN’S VOLUNTEER ARMY KITCHENER’S MOB

Peter Doyle is professor of history at London South Bank University, and secretary of the All Party Parliamentary War Heritage Group. He is the author (with Chris Foster) of Kitchener’s Mob. The New Army To The Somme (History Press, 2016)

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