Victory ... or Disaster? Britain and the Great War 1914-1918

Did Britain really win the Great War? If the British achievement during the years 1914-1918 can be regarded as a victory, how may we quantify this and how was it achieved? Attempts to discern 'The Truth', often run into impenetrable walls of passionate distortion and obfuscation. For the serious student - at school, college or university - and the general reader alike, fundamental questions need to be answered. This book contains a series of five chapters; each chapter forms a discrete essay. The subjects will be examined in depth by employing original primary archival resources and reliable secondary sources. The closing chapter endeavors to define pertinent and constructive conclusions. Finally, a comprehensive bibliography is included, aiming to encouraging further reading about this remarkable and still highly pertinent period of history: The Great War.