The First Canadians in France; The Chronicle of a Military Hospital in the War Zone

In this vivid first-hand account, Frederick McKelvey Bell, a Canadian medical officer, chronicles the experiences of the first Canadian troops to arrive in France during World War I, and the establishment and operation of a military hospital in the midst of the conflict. Bell's narrative illuminates the physical and psychological toll of warfare on soldiers and civilians alike, and provides a compelling portrait of Canadians' contributions to the Allied cause.
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