happened to the lower orders". Some current academic opinion has described this school of thought as "discredited". Strachan quotes Gavin Stamp, who bemoans "a new generation of military historians", who seem as "callous and jingoistic" as Haig, while himself referring to the "ill-informed diatribes of Wolff and Clark". See also Lions, Donkeys and Dinosaurs References Further reading Philpott, William. "Military history a century after the Great War." Revue Française de Civilisation Britannique. French Journal of British Studies 20.XX-1 (2015) online. External links The Donkeys (1962) archive.org The Western Front Association: British Military Leadership In The First World War, John Terraine, 1991 University of Birmingham Centre for First World War Studies: Lions Led By Donkeys National archives: Learning Curve WW1 BBC History's World War's in Depth: World War One Adages United Kingdom in World War I Military leadership