This book tells the story of the Canadian Expeditionary Force's experiences during World War I, specifically their participation in the Battle of Passchendaele. Written by a prominent Canadian journalist and politician, it offers a firsthand account of the war effort and the sacrifices made by Canadian soldiers. Along with detailed descriptions of battles and military operations, the book also includes personal anecdotes and insights into the soldiers' daily lives.

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