British Soldier an Athlete and Sprinter in War
The article emphasizes Lord Roberts and British troops as athletes, trained to run, dig, and fight with speed. It notes the emphasis on sprinting and endurance in trench assaults, and recalls the rear guard actions during German advances, highlighting the soldiers’ hardiness and athletic conditioning.
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Martial ideal in sport and war urges national fitness
The article argues that a martial ideal is essential for national vigor, noting outdoor sports build physical hardiness and eye hand skills. It cites William James on war, proposes drills or civilian service as a substitute for conflict, and suggests athletics could deter war by keeping men fit for combat without arms.
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