Rugbeians in the Great War

Few schools can claim to have had such a deep and diverse effect on British history as Rugby. Its influence on the sporting field is well-known, but this book examines the roles played by Rugbeians in many different spheres during the Great War.

Daniel McLean was born in Kent and after school served as a Logistics Officer in the Royal Navy. At the age of 24 he left the armed forces and read Theology at Oriel College, Oxford, before beginning the teaching career which brought him to Rugby School in 2015. There he is employed as Head of Philosophy and Theology, Assistant Housemaster and Contingent Commander of the Combined Cadet Force.