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The politics of the British army

By:

STRACHAN Hew

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1997Description: 311pISBN:

0198206704 (hbk.)

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Summary: The British army unlike some other armies has never staged a coup d'etat. It has prided itself on its ready subordination to parliamentary government, portraying its nature as essentially apolitical. the history of the British army shows that it is no exception.

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The British army unlike some other armies has never staged a coup d'etat. It has prided itself on its ready subordination to parliamentary government, portraying its nature as essentially apolitical. the history of the British army shows that it is no exception.

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