Titlebook: Going to War; British Debates from Philip Towle Book 2009 Philip Towle 2009 Anglican Church.conflict.media.parliament

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Culture and Circumstance,t motives did they hide? But our conscious and articulated motives are like the visible part of the iceberg; the assumptions and feelings, which make up our culture, lie behind the decisions we take, even if they are hidden from us. As one commentator put it, ‘continuity is no accident. Social custo

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The Anglican Church and War,emonstrations against the war. President Bush only gave one speech and that was not announced beforehand. This meant that potential demonstrators had no opportunity to gather in London. Subsequently, Blair took Bush to his Sedgefield constituency in the north of England. There people had advance war

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Civil Society,ganisations (NGOs). From the campaign against slavery in the 18th century, through the Anti-Corn Law League and the efforts to revive the Olympic Games in the 19th century. to the Peace Pledge Union in the 1930s, Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (Oxfam) in the Second World War, Amnesty Internation

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The Media and War, War darkened the inter-war years, and the shadow of the Vietnam War, or the ‘Vietnam syndrome’, deeply influenced US’ views until the Gulf War in 1990–1991. These shadows were shaped by war correspondents and ministerial speeches at the time and later by novels, memoirs and films. Much of their imp

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War and Literature,s conceived by the 16th-century statesman and writer, Thomas More. His Utopians loathed war and never fought except when they were attacked or their citizens and others were mistreated overseas. They tried to deter attack by forcing their defeated enemies to pay the entire costs of any war over a ve

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The Professional Military,be on its way to attack the Falkland Islands, which were defended by a handful of Royal Marines, and that the islands could not, once fallen, be retaken. However, when the First Sea Lord Admiral Henry Leach finally reached the meeting, he informed the Prime Minister that a task force led by two airc

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The Public Debate,es of armchair strategists or of military leaders, they usually take a balanced, commonsensical view of intervention because of the ways their ideas have been shaped by their own experiences and their history.. It is also clear that popular British attitudes have been far more cautious than intellec

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