Their Name Liveth; a Memoir of the Boys of Parkdale Collegiate Institute who Gave Their Lives in the Great War

This moving memoir pays tribute to the sacrifice of the young men of Toronto's Parkdale Collegiate Institute who fought and died in World War I. Drawing on firsthand accounts, photographs, and other primary sources, the authors provide a vivid and poignant portrait of a generation that gave their lives for their country.
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