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Tragi-Comedies of Error By Wilfrid Bovey December 1953 The First Canadian Contingent left Valcartier for Britain; their armada, convoyed by ships of the Royal Navy,

Canadian Poets of World War I By R.O. Spreckley April 1953 General James Wolfe is reported to have said on the eve of the epoch-making

Then and There By Wilfred Bovey September, 1953 Memories are queer things; even philosophers and psychologists are not sure what they are. Yet we all

Guardians of the West – The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada By Cliff Bowering November, 1951 When it came time to decide which Canadian Army

When Idols Topple By Captain B. H. Liddell Hart October, 1953   Robert Blake, Editor of The Private Papers of Douglas Haig, 1914-1919, states that

In Good Hands By George Large January, 1984 I want to write a tribute to the medical corps. I know the subject first-hand because I