Professionalism in British army officers before 1914: a statistical view

Andrew Duncan

Professionalism in British army officers before 1914: a statistical view

Andrew Duncan

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Abstract

The article draws on the subscription records of professional military journals in the Edwardian period to examine the level of professional engagement across the officer corps of the regular army, arguing that officers were more professional than is often recognised.

Original language	English
Volume	Spring 2013
Specialist publication	Mars and Clio
Publication status	Published - 2013

Keywords

officers
professionalism
JRUSI

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