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,‘A Fighting Man to Fight for You’: The Armed Forces, Ex-Servicemen, and British Electoral Politics ing in particular on how the self-fashioning of soldiers and ex-servicemen as parliamentary candidates evolved in response to changing popular attitudes towards war, military service, and martial masculinity.

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,The Promise of ‘Liberal Democracy’, c. 1981–2010,ly adhere to a fixed ideology. The instability of the Liberal Democrats’ broader philosophical promise represented a key issue in terms of their failure to deliver a distinctive agenda in the coalition government.

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,The ‘Woman’s Point of View’: Women Parliamentary Candidates, 1918–1919,nt dominated the General Election. Women’s special knowledge of the home and social reform were thought to be an asset in the new political climate. This chapter discusses the issues women candidates championed and the political promises they made, in addition to how they presented themselves to the electorate and justified their candidatures.

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