War-Times Nerves

First published in 1918, War-Times Nerves is a pioneering work on the psychological impact of war. Drawing on first-hand accounts and clinical research, Hall explores the ways in which soldiers and civilians alike are affected by the stress of war. This book remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the psychological toll of conflict.

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