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    “For the Most Part, The Team Was Given Hospitality of The Most Lavish Sort”: Women’s Hockey, Brooklands and Aspects of Empire

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    2014-07-01
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    Williams, Jean
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    This chapter looks at how different aspects of imperial identity were explored and developed through women's hockey and female racing motorists at Brooklands. Crucial to the imperial project was a degree of lavish hospitality, travel and movement. The chapter explores the lives of key women through their sporting interests and the remainder of their lives.
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    Citation : Williams, J. (2014) “For the Most Part, The Team Was Given Hospitality of The Most Lavish Sort”: Women’s Hockey, Brooklands and Aspects of Empire’ A Contemporary History of Women's Sport, Part One: Sporting Women, 1
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2086/10576
    ISBN : 9780415886017
    Research Group : International Centre for Sports History and Culture
    Peer Reviewed : Yes
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