Engraved
Canadian stories of World War One
by Bernadette Rule
Engraved is a collection of stories and essays about Canadians during the First World War, with an underlying focus on how that war changed Canadian society. Many of the stories are about ordinary men whose absence transformed their families. Even those who returned were never the same. There are also stories here of extraordinary people: Georgina Pope, Canada? first military nurse, and the first Canadian ever to be awarded the Royal Red Cross Medal; John McCrae, the battlefield doctor whose iconic poem, ?n Flanders Fields?still shapes Remembrance Day ceremonies; and war artist A.Y. Jackson, whose vision was altered by the devastation he witnessed in France. Details about field dentistry, the disastrous Ross Rifle, shell-shock, conscientious objectors, love, abandonment and loyalty make it clear why that era remains engraved across our nation? collective memory. -- Provided by publisher.
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Engraved: Canadian stories of World War One
2014, Seraphim Editions
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