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Excerpt from Thirty Canadian V. Cs: 23rd April, 1915 to 30th March, 1918On this occasion the guns were not lost. They were extricated from beneath the very boots and bayonets of the enemy and withdrawn to open fire again from a more secure position and at a more customary range. They were man-handled out and back by the survivors of their own crews and Of the supporting company Of infantry, but all those heroic and herculean efforts would have...

Excerpt from Canada in Khaki, 1917: A Tribute to the Officers and Men Now Serving in the Canadian Expeditionary ForceThe call. By byam shaw route marching IN england. By leonard richmond, r.b.a. The fallen bell. Border design BY G. Spencer watson ypres. BY W. W. Russell the girl HE left behind. BY lewis baumer the stretcher-bearers whither? BY dudley hardy the thin red line. BY H. Piffard parlez-vous francais the fatal message. BY H. Piffard.A...

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Excerpt from Souvenir: New Exhibition of Canadian Official War Photographs in ColourCambrai. How small a thing is a chair and yet how great a Watching Canadian guns going up to the front from Bourlon story it can tell. Church, which is in ¿ames.An Officer of the Canadian Scottish is borne to his last rest past the symbol of the ideals for which he died.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books...

Excerpt from Canada in Khaki, 1917: A Tribute to the Officers and Men Now Serving in the Canadian Expeditionary Force And appreciation of these Gift Boxes is not con fined to men on service - there are lines included for civilian wear, and also ladies' stockings - all in plain. Ribbed. And tastefully-designed styles. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbook...

Excerpt from Thirty Canadian V. Cs: 23rd April, 1915 to 30th March, 1918 IN March, 1915, Canadian guns took part in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle, and a Canadian regiment, the Princess Patricia's Light Infantry, fought well at St. Eloi but it was not until April that the infantry of the lst Canadian Division came to grips with the enemy. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more ...