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Constant Doyon
Contrary to the custom of the time, Doyon wrote much of his correspondence as a military chaplain in French.
James Cleland Richardson
For some ten minutes, fully exposed, he “strode up and down outside the wire, playing his pipes with the greatest coolness.”
Ellis Wellwood Sifton
Sifton’s experiences in the trenches mirrored those of thousands of other young Canadians.
Samuel Lewis Honey
After repulsing four counter-attacks he went out alone after dark, located a German post, and took a party to capture it.
Hugh Cairns
“Hughie said he’d get fifty Germans for that” and added, “I don’t think he ever planned to come back after Abbie got killed.”
Helen “Nellie” Letitia Mooney (McClung)
"For the first time I knew I had the power of speech. I saw faces brighten, eyes glisten, and felt the atmosphere crackle with a new power."
Sir Edwin Alfred Hervey Alderson
Mounted rifles, he argued, were not cavalry, but rather picked infantry who were good shots, “with extra means of locomotion.”
Francois-Louis Lessard
In April 1912 Lessard helped foil Hughes’s first attempt to promote himself major-general.
Sir Robert Laird Borden
After Borden suspended Laurier's naval program, the Senate retaliated by defeating his Naval Aid Bill. Two months later, the war began.
Annie Foster
Annie received a notice saying her husband was killed in action on October 14, 1918, only three weeks before the Armistice.
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