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The Story of the First World War is a familiar one, but in this account Adam Hochschild turns his attention to those who, often as great personal cost, protested against the war. Following a diverse group of characters connected by blood ties, close friendships, or personal enmities - from feminists and philosophers to trade unionists and aristocrats - Hochschild captures a Britain fractured by the seismic upheaval of the Great War. And he shows how the war to end all wars was fought not only in the trenches of the Western Front, but at home, between brothers and sisters, mothers and daughters, families and friends, who found themselves on opposite sides.
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