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Ten Little Land Girls: ambiguity and subversion in WLA poetry

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Women’s Land Army poetry: an appreciation of subversive voices

Members of the WLA help a farmer to plough reclaimed fenland in Cambridgeshire. The deep digger plough and International tractor being used are ploughing 15 inches deep. Source: IWM D 8455

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“How efficiently they do their work”: responses to the MOI Land Girl Film (April 1942)

Researching the history of the Women's Land Army

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Researching the History of the WLA by Stuart Antrobus

Photos from the Daily Mirror, Friday 16 August 1918

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International Women’s Day: WW1 WLA Inspector Sylvia Calmady-Hamlyn

Researching the history of the Women's Land Army

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The joys of getting side-tracked in historical research

The Women's Land Army by Vita Sackville-West, with a new foreword by HRH The Countess of Wessex GCVO

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Book Review of ‘The Women’s Land Army’ by Vita Sackville-West