title: British Imperial Army Chaplaincies in the First World War: A Study and Theological Reflection on Multi-Religious Provision
abstract: The British Empire in the First World War encompassed a cultural and religious diversity which allows the modern observer to draw lessons from its experience which will be relevant for today. The imperial chaplaincies of the First World War were both multi-denominational and multi-religious. This dissertation explores Anglican models of chaplaincy, and the many and varied models exercised by other denominations and religions. Whilst many previous studies have looked in detail at specific areas a
journal: Durham e-Theses (Durham University)