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Why did so many men volunteer in 1914?
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Why did so many men volunteer in 1914?

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Their motivations were often the same as those who joined up in England, Scotland and Wales: a sense of duty, the belief that the war was a just cause, a desire for adventure, the bonds of friendship and economic reasons.

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