Death So Noble: Memory, Meaning, and the First World War

Paul Charles Merkley · Jonathan F. Vance

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This text examines the myriad ways in which Canadians remembered and celebrated their participation in the Great War. Collectively these memories offered explanations and consolations to Canadians and instilled in them the hope that a new sense of national identity could be born out of war.

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