THE GREAT WAR IN ENGLAND 1897

Set against the backdrop of early invasion literature, this work explores the harrowing consequences of a German army's invasion of Britain. Following the tradition established by The Battle of Dorking, it delves into themes of national vulnerability and the fears of defeat. The narrative captures the tensions of the era, reflecting societal anxieties about military preparedness and the potential for foreign threats, making it a significant contribution to the genre.