Canada and the First World War, Second Edition – Essays in Honour of Robert Cra…

Name: Canada and the First World War, Second Edition – Essays in Honour of Robert Cra…
Brand: University of Toronto Press

University of Toronto Press

Explore the profound impact of World War I on Canada's identity and internal landscape with "Canada and the First World War, Second Edition." This collection of fifteen essays, edited by David MacKenzie, delves into how region, politics, gender, class, and nationalism shaped the Canadian experience of the war. A tribute to historian Robert Craig Brown, this book offers a comprehensive examination of the tensions and shifts that defined Canada during this pivotal era. Essential reading for students of Canadian history, it sheds light on how the war forged a distinct national identity while also highlighting enduring societal fractures. Key aspects include: * In-depth analysis of Canadian experiences during WWI. * Exploration of regional, political, gender, and class influences. * A tribute to the esteemed historian Robert Craig Brown. * Examination of the war's impact on Canadian identity and society. This significant contribution to Canadian historical scholarship provides a complete and comprehensive look at the Great War's effect on Canada, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the nation's past.