Embodying the Militia in Georgian England

This study explores the intricate connections between military reform in the eighteenth century and the societal factors of politics, nationalism, and gender. By analyzing various aspects of military life, including physical training, notions of masculine honor, material culture, self-identity, and citizenship, the author sheds light on how these elements influenced the debates surrounding the militia. The work provides a fresh perspective on the motivations behind military changes during this pivotal period.