The Development in England of a State System for the Care of the Disabled Soldier

A groundbreaking study of the efforts to care for disabled soldiers in England during and after World War I. Faries examines the role of the state, the military, and various charitable organizations in providing support to veterans, and sheds light on the challenges they faced in adapting to the needs of a new era of warfare.

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