Keep smiling through : women in the Second World War /

• Lang, Caroline

• World War, 1939-1945 -- Women.
• Women -- Great Britain -- Social conditions
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Great Britain

• Cambridge University Press,

• Women in history

• 0521377471

• Women who went to war 1938 46
• Women in Stuart England and America a comparative study
• Troop morale and popular culture in the British and Dominion armies 1914 1918
• home front the British and the Second World War
• Reconstructing womens wartime lives discourse and subjectivity in oral histories of the Second World War
• Socialism feminism and philosophy a Radical Philosophy reader
• Keep smiling through
• Only halfway to paradise women in postwar Britain 1945 1968
• George Orwell a life
• To the glory of her sex womens roles in the composition of medieval texts
• Total war and social change
• Wartime women a mass observation anthology 1937 45
• American diplomatic tradition
• golden legend readings on the saints
• price of pity poetry history and myth in the Great War
• Fighting forces writing women identity and ideology in the First World War
• Religion & society in early modern England a sourcebook
• celebrated Mary Astell an early English feminist
• Churchill
• Church courts and the people during the English Reformation 1520 1570
• Gender and Christian religion papers read at the 1996 Summer Meeting and the 1997 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Oh what a lovely war
• Medieval virginities
• Revolutionary feminism the mind and career of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Sexual practices & the medieval church
• Italians in Chicago 1880 1930 a study in ethnic mobility
• Facing Armageddon the First World War experience
• Miracles and the medieval mind theory record and event 1000 1215
• making of early England
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• Winston Churchill statesman or opportunist
• Equal or different womens politics 1800 1914
• Stalinism and after
• myriad faces of war Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Joan of Arc the image of female heroism
• Workers at play a social and economic history of leisure 1918 1939
• womens suffrage movement in Britain 1866 1928
• Britain in the Second World War a social history
• War and reform British politics during the Second World War
• France since 1870 culture politics and society
• War and social change British society in the Second World War
• Churchill on the home front 1900 1955
• Kings and kingdoms in early Anglo Saxon England
• Women workers in the Second World War production and patriarchy in conflict
• War and the British gender memory and national identity
• Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Great War and modern memory
• English culture and the decline of the industrial spirit 1850 1980
• peoples war
• Medieval women a social history of women in England 450 1500
• Life on all fronts women in the First World War
• From Alfred to Henry III 871 1272
• Fresh verdicts on Joan of Arc
• Russian revolution
• Modern Ireland 1600 1972
• ties that bound peasant families in medieval England
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• What difference did the war make
• Framing medieval bodies
• place of the reign of Edward II in English history based upon the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in 1913
• Edwardians the remaking of British society
• Black Death a turning point in history
• Back to home and duty women between the wars 1918 1939
• second sex
• world of Bede
• Threshold of war Franklin D Roosevelt and American entry into World War II
• Medieval women
• King Arthur hero and legend
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• Manliness and morality middle class masculinity in Britain and America 1800 1940
• Women and the womens movement in Britain 1914 1959
• Joan of Arc and Richard III sex saints and government in the Middle Ages
• peoples war Britain 1939 45
• Religious women in medieval East Anglia history and archaeology c1100 1540
• Freud on women a reader
• Richard III a study of service
• Manful assertions masculinities in Britain since 1800
• French Revolution
• French Revolution
• France 1914 69 the three republics
• Women work and life cycle in a Medieval economy women in York and Yorkshire c 1300 1520
• Women in the eighteenth century constructions of femininity
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Studying medieval women sex gender feminism
• France since 1800 squaring the hexagon
• Reign of James VI and I
• James I
• Henry VI Margaret of Anjou and the Wars of the Roses a sourcebook
• Conflict and stability in fifteenth century England
• origins of the Russian Revolution 1861 1917
• Victorian feminism 1850 1900
• Meanings of sex difference in the Middle Ages medicine science and culture
• English society 1580 1680
• huddled masses the immigrant in American society 1880 1921
• Poverty ethnicity and the American city 1840 1925 changing conceptions of the slum and the ghetto
• Witches & neighbours the social and cultural context of European witchcraft
• Russia in revolution 1890 1918
• reign of King Henry VI the exercise of royal authority 1422 1461
• Millions like us British culture in the Second World War
• Medieval queenship