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Excerpt from A Canadian Soldier: George Harold Baker, Lieutenant Colonel 5th C. M. Killed in Action at Ypres, June 2nd, 1916I make no professions as a soldier, I lay claim to no special mission, my aim is to win, if possible, the confidence of my men and to leave the rest to circumstance and the turn of events.The memory of this gathering will follow me, you have strengthened my hand, and if ever I am in a tight place I shall try to acquit mys...

Excerpt from A Canadian Soldier: George Harold Baker, Lieutenant Colonel 5th C. M. Killed in Action at Ypres, June 2nd, 1916 George Harold Baker came of a United Empire Loyalist family, which had already contributed largely to the public life of the Eastern Townships, the Province of Quebec, and the Dominion of Canada. His great-grandfather, Joseph Baker, after the acknowledgement of American independence, left Petersham, Mass., with his youn...