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To ascertain the significance of honour in Britain's July crisis experience, one must first establish what is meant by honour in the early 20th century.

This can be achieved by tracing its development and placing honour in context.

By achieving this research objective, it should then be clear how multi-layered honour was as a concept in 1914, Britain.

As this chapter will also highlight, it was because of the ambiguity and vagueness of honour

that both anti-interventionists and interventionists alike were able to claim that they acted with honour in mind.

While undertaking in detailed analysis of the origins of honour in the early 20th century is a task far beyond the scope of this

dissertation, there is nonetheless value in examining at some length had the concept found its

way into the correspondence, rhetoric and general discourse of Britain's

statesmen. Honor as a code can be sourced from the early modern traditions of dueling that

originated on the continent. Many historians attest to the impact that the jewel had on creating

and disseminating the code of honour that came to be adopted within the discourse of

stately diplomacy in the 19th century. Indeed, despite the complete cessation of dueling as a

practice in Britain by 1852 and popularly decades before that, the Code of Honor remained,

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