More than Victims of Horace: Public Schools 1914-1918 Collective Biographies and killed nearly 2

and killed nearly 2

juxtaposing social commentary with battle scenes that display the bravery and solidarity of these men

this volume vividly documents the places

published in 1993

hundreds of Australian light horsemen repeatedly charged the massed rifles and machine-guns of the Turkish soldiers

More than Victims of Horace: Public Schools 1914-1918 Collective Biographies and killed nearly 2Description by Timothy Halstead Paperback The involvement of public school boys in the Great War has often been seen in terms of a race of innocents dedicated to romantic ideals. It has been argued that an education based on the teaching of the classics (focused on the deeds of past military heroes) and the playing of games underpinned this. In A School in Arms: Uppingham and the Great War (2017) Timothy Halstead demonstrated that in the case of