Royal Navy Grand Fleet 1914–18: Britain’s last supreme naval fleet First-Person Accounts This single image expresses the

This single image expresses the constructive as well as destructive energies released by World War I

the book highlights the fundamental dialectic between the effects of the First World War in disturbing family life and in releasing social and political forces

and hundreds of lives were lost

a passionate advocate for women's suffrage

but the war challenged their notions of citizenship

Royal Navy Grand Fleet 1914–18: Britain’s last supreme naval fleet First-Person Accounts This single image expresses theDescription By Angus Konstam Paperback World War I was Britain's last moment as the world's naval superpower, and its Grand Fleet was then the most powerful ever seen. Fully illustrated, this explores its fighting power. At the start of World War I, the Royal Navy's forces were amalgamated into a single entity, the Grand Fleet, and stationed in Scapa Flow, Orkney. The Grand Fleet was the largest amalgamation of modern naval power the world had seen,