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Britain Should Not Have Fought in the First World War

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Britain's Imperative: The Case for War

This chapter explores Britain's motivations for entering World War I, highlighting moral obligations towards Belgium and France, as well as previous military commitments. It argues that British intervention was essential to countering German dominance in Europe, showcasing the values and motivations that inspired soldiers to enlist.

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