How Toc H helped disabled ex-servicemen of the First World War in inter-war Britain (1918-1939)
Bethany Rowley, a PhD student and member of the 'Men, Women and Care' Research Project at the University of Leeds, contacted Toc H about her research project which examines religious charity and the experience of disabled ex-servicemen in inter-war Britain. In her first chapter she uses To...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Birmingham (UK)
Toc H
2018, 2018
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| Summary: | Bethany Rowley, a PhD student and member of the 'Men, Women and Care' Research Project at the University of Leeds, contacted Toc H about her research project which examines religious charity and the experience of disabled ex-servicemen in inter-war Britain. In her first chapter she uses Toc H as a case study investigating the links between Toc H and the Church, membership, peace, disability, unemployment and identity as well as The League of Women Helpers |
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| Item Description: | "Last updated: 2018.". - "This is the author manuscript of an article published in In Touch magazine, Spring 2018"--PDF p. ii |
| Physical Description: | 1 PDF file (vi, 4 pages) illustrations |