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Princetown And The Conscientious Objectors Of Ww1 Pip Barker

Name: Princetown And The Conscientious Objectors Of Ww1 Pip Barker
SKU: BELL-46075986
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (98 reviews)

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Princetown And The Conscientious Objectors Of Ww1 Pip Barker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.48 MB

Pages: 122

Author: Pip Barker

ISBN: 9781398419810, 1398419818

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Princetown And The Conscientious Objectors Of Ww1 Pip Barker by Pip Barker 9781398419810, 1398419818 instant download after payment.

Over 16,000 men refused to fight in WW1 and became known as Conscientious Objectors. Their initial incarceration in prison was deemed unsuitable for many and they were then sent to work centres to be engaged on work of national importance. One such work centre was in the village of Princetown, Devon, home of the notorious Dartmoor Prison. This book explores its change of purpose to that of work centre and the daily life, type of work and health of those COs held there. It also looks at the impact of their arrival on the local community and the attitudes of the village residents towards them.