2 edition of The lower deck of the Royal Navy , 1900-1939 found in the catalog.
The lower deck of the Royal Navy , 1900-1939
Anthony Carew
Published
1981
by Manchester University Press in Manchester
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | Anthony Carew. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | xx, 269p. : |
| Number of Pages | 269 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL23748794M |
| ISBN 10 | 0719008417 |
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Widely published, his books include Labour Under the Marshall Plan, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navyand The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, (with co-authors Dreyfus, Van Goethem, Gumbrell-McCormick, and van der Linden).
Find more of Carew's work at : Athabasca University Press. The Lower-Deck of the Royal Navy Invergordon in Perspective. The Royal Navy (never merely the ‘British’ Navy) has historically been a bastion of deep dyed conservatism, reaching down from the Board of Admiralty to the most lowly seaman and stoker on the mess deck.
Anthony Carew's book, The lower deck of the Royal Navy: () Who's Who of D-Day from the Imperial War Museum () Related Content. Widely published, his books include Labour Under the Marshall Plan, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navyand The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, (with co-authors Dreyfus, Van Goethem, Gumbrell-McCormick, and van der Linden).
1) “The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy, Invergordon in Perspective. The Royal Navy has had only one serious mutiny in it’s modern history, the event at Invergordon in This tells the story within the history of the British “lower deck” up to the start of WWII. —88, and The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy, — (Manchester, ).
The most recent overview of the mutiny is C.M. Bell, 'The Invergordon Mutiny', in Naval. 1) “The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy, Invergordon in Perspective.
The Royal Navy has had only one serious mutiny in it’s modern history, the event at Invergordon in This tells the story within the history of the British “lower deck” up to the start of WWII.
Rasor, E. L., Reform in the Royal Navy: A Social History of the Lower Deck –, Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, Raugh, H.
E., ‘ Training Ground for a Future Field Marshal: Wavell in the Boer War and Edwardian India, – ’, Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research 72 (), 8–18Cited by: book, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy, The Invergordon Mutiny in Perspective (Manchester, ).
Clearly, McKees's study was intended to probe into the lives of individuals, not to analyse the navy's overall personnel policy, relying as he tells us on "the former ratings' own words as they wrote or spoke them." ().
His books include Labour Under the Marshall Plan, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navyand The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, (with co-authors Dreyfus, Van Goethem, Gumbrell-McCormick, and van der Linden).
[Essayist Kim Scipes is a professor of Sociology at Purdue University Northwest in Westville, Indiana. His latest. 2. For a fuller account of this position, see Anthony Carew, The Lower Deck of the RN, the Invergordon Mutiny in perspective, Manchester University Press, Chapter 8, The Road to Invergordon.
Carew interprets the mutiny in terms of industrial relations. : Radical History Network (Rahn). The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy The Invergordon Mutiny in Perspective by Anthony Carew (p.
) Review by: Paul Kennedy. Widely published, his books include Labour Under the Marshall Plan, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy and The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, (with co-authors Dreyfus, Van Goethem, Gumbrell-McCormick, and van der Linden).Released on: Septem During the Cold War, American labour organizations were at the centre of the battle for the hearts and minds of working people.
At a time when trade unions were a substantial force in both American and European politics, the fiercely anti-communist American Federation of Labour–Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL–CIO), set a strong example for labour organizations overseas. Instead, it was decided to strike Malone off the active list (A.
Carew, The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy –, Manchestern p. The expression was used by the prosecution counsel at Malone’s trial on 12 November (The Times, 13 November ).
The AFL-CIO’s Cold War. By: Dan Gallin. Winter (New Politics, Vol. XVII The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy The Invergordon Mutiny in Perspective (Manchester University and justice — what New Politics has called “socialism” for a half-century.
Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. The various lower deck benefl societies played an important part in advocating these reforms, and among the readers of Navy News are, no doubt.
retired officers and ratings who can recall the work. Lavery, Brian. All Hands: The Lower Deck of the Royal Navy Since to the Present Day. Annapolis, Md.: Naval Institute Press, Lloyd’s of London.
Lloyd’s War Losses: The First World War: Casualties to Shipping Through Enemy Causes, London: Lloyd’s of London Press. Reform in the Royal Navy: A Social History of the Lower Deck to (London, ). Ray, Rajah Kanta. Social Conflict and Political Unrest in Bengal – (Delhi, ).Cited by: ÂŁ Tavyxews MAY 5p.
NEW CRUISER 'BOOSTER' FOR FLEET. The formal announcement of the contract for the first of the Royal Navy's through-deck cruisers has been hailed by defence writers as a.September The first Bermudian to die in the Great War was William Edmund Smith, a black man who had joined the Royal Navy in Bermuda.
He was listed by the Royal Navy as "SMITH, William Edmund, L/, 1st class cook." He was the son of William Felix Smith and his wife Emma Jane, nee Douglas, of Herman’s Hill, Somerset.
