England and the War

England and the War by Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh is a thoughtful analysis of England's role and response during World War I. Written from a British perspective the book examines the political social and cultural effects of the war on England and its people. Raleigh discusses the national mindset the shift in public opinion and how the country mobilized for a prolonged and devastating conflict. He reflects on the unity and sacrifice exhibited by the British public as well as the challenges faced by the government in maintaining morale and cohesion throughout the war.Raleigh also explores the broader historical and strategic context offering insights into England’s war aims the leadership of key figures and the tactical decisions made by military commanders. He highlights the intersection of war and national identity questioning how the war would reshape England’s place in the world. The book provides a comprehensive overview of England's involvement focusing not just on the military but also the social fabric of the nation during wartime.