Abstract
Delusive seduction - pride, pomp, circumstance and military music, Robert Giddings We carved our way to glory - the British soldier in music hall song and sketch, circa 1880-1914, David Russell popular imperialism and the image of the army in juvenile literature, Jeffrey Richards heroic myths of empire, John M.MacKenzie war correspondents and colonial war, circa 1870-1900, Roger T.Stearn officer material - representations of leadership in late-19th-century British battle paintings, Paul Usherwood the world on fire - pyrodramas at Belle Vue Gardens, Manchester, circa 1850-1950, David Mayer the Hendon air pageant, 1920-1937, David Enrico Omissi.
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