Canada in Flanders, Volume I

Tranquil Canadian lines---German reconnaissance--Incident at "Plug Street"--Pte. Bruno saves Capt. Tidy--A sniper's month--Sharpshooters' compact--Sergt. Ballendine--The Ross ri...

Canadians' glory--A civilian force--Ypres salient--Poelcappelle road--Disposition of troops--Gas attack on French--Plight of the 3rd Brigade--Filling the gap--General Turner's m...

Individual heroism--Canadian tenacity--Before the battle--The civilian element--A wave of battle--New meaning of "Canada"--"Northern Lights"--The fighting paymaster--Major serve...

Objective of Aubers and Festubert--Allies' co-operation--Great French offensive--Terrific bombardment--British support--Endless German fortresses--Shortage of munitions--Probabl...

"Plug Street"--British Army in being--At General Headquarters--Rest billets--Mud or death--The trenches--Buzzing bullets--Sir Douglas Haig--The Front--Restrictions on the narrat...

Review in Lansdowne Park--Princess Patricia presents the Colours--South African veterans and reservists--Princess Patricias in the trenches--St. Eloi--Major Hamilton Gault--A da...

Minor engagements--A sanguinary battle--Attacks on "Stony Mountain" and "Dorchester"--Disposition of Canadian troops--An enemy bombardment--"Duck's Bill"--A mine mishap--"Dorche...

Canadians' valuable help--A ride in the dark--Pictures on the road--Towards the enemy--At the cross-roads--"Six kilometres to Neuve Chapelle"--Terrific bombardment--Grandmotherl...

"O ye by wandering tempest sown Neath every alien star, Forget not whence the breath was blown That wafted you afar! For ye are still her ancient seed On younger soil let fall--...

The Prime Minister's visit--Passing of Politics--End to domestic dissensions--The Imperial idea--Sir Robert's foresight--Arrival in England--At Shorncliffe--Meeting with General...

FIRST EDITION . . Printed January, 1916. SECOND EDITION . . Printed January, 1916. THIRD EDITION . . Printed January, 1916. FOURTH EDITION . . Printed February, 1916. FIFTH EDIT...

Tranquil Canadian lines---German reconnaissance--Incident at "Plug Street"--Pte. Bruno saves Capt. Tidy--A sniper's month--Sharpshooters' compact--Sergt. Ballendine--The Ross ri...

Individual heroism--Canadian tenacity--Before the battle--The civilian element--A wave of battle--New meaning of "Canada"--"Northern Lights"--The fighting paymaster--Major serve...

Objective of Aubers and Festubert--Allies' co-operation--Great French offensive--Terrific bombardment--British support--Endless German fortresses--Shortage of munitions--Probabl...

Review in Lansdowne Park--Princess Patricia presents the Colours--South African veterans and reservists--Princess Patricias in the trenches--St. Eloi--Major Hamilton Gault--A da...

The Prime Minister's visit--Passing of Politics--End to domestic dissensions--The Imperial idea--Sir Robert's foresight--Arrival in England--At Shorncliffe--Meeting with General...

Canadians' glory--A civilian force--Ypres salient--Poelcappelle road--Disposition of troops--Gas attack on French--Plight of the 3rd Brigade--Filling the gap--General Turner's m...

Canadians' valuable help--A ride in the dark--Pictures on the road--Towards the enemy--At the cross-roads--"Six kilometres to Neuve Chapelle"--Terrific bombardment--Grandmotherl...

Minor engagements--A sanguinary battle--Attacks on "Stony Mountain" and "Dorchester"--Disposition of Canadian troops--An enemy bombardment--"Duck's Bill"--A mine mishap--"Dorche...

"Plug Street"--British Army in being--At General Headquarters--Rest billets--Mud or death--The trenches--Buzzing bullets--Sir Douglas Haig--The Front--Restrictions on the narrat...