'The Battle of Dorking' and Combat Trauma

James Thomas Earnshaw

'The Battle of Dorking' and Combat Trauma

James Thomas Earnshaw

School of History

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This short piece examines how George Chesney's 'The Battle of Dorking' (1870) provides insight into a Victorian ex-soldier caught between martial masculine ideals and combat trauma

Original language	English
Type	Online Journal
Media of output	Website
Publisher	Journal of Victorian Culture Online
Publication status	Published - 10 Feb 2022

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