Literature and Warfare of Great Britain

Great Britain was the home of many famous people during the early part of the twentieth century. Many of these famous people were associated with literature. Great Britain was also the setting of a few tragedies during that time period. One of these tragic occurrences was World War I. Sir Winston Churchill, World War I, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle helped shape the British landscape, both figuratively and literally, during the early years of the twentieth century.

Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill was a key figurehead in the British and Allied Power victory in World War I. In 1911, Churchill was appointed first lord of the admiralty. “He reorganized the navy, developed antisubmarine tactics, and modernized the fleet” states Thompson. During World War I, Churchill joined the British army in France in November 1915. Churchill was appointed to the position of minister of munitions in July 1917. He promoted the production of the tank while he was in the admiralty (Thompson 547-549). However, Churchill did much more than just participate in World War I.

Churchill was not only a world leader, he was also a writer and a historian. “An astute observer of military campaigns and geop

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