Publisher's Synopsis
A vivid and entertaining memoir of the experiences of a Canadian soldier serving in the British army during World War I, written by Harry Milner Wodson and based on his letters and diaries. Wodson describes his journey from civilian life in Canada to military training in England, and then to the battlefields of France, where he faces the horrors and thrills of war, the camaraderie and conflicts of his fellow soldiers, and the complexity and diversity of the European cultures and landscapes. He also reflects on his own identity and values as a Canadian and a human being.
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