British War Work 1914-1918

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Armaments and the University – the case of William Ripper

by David Martin on September 17, 2015

The question whether universities should have links with firms that are involved in the manufacture of armaments is topical. Since 2007, the policy of the University of Sheffield Students’ Union has been to end all

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