For the Defence of Canada

"For the Defence of Canada," prepared by The Military Service Council, offers a crucial historical perspective on Canada's military policy, specifically in the context of World War I. Delving into the intricacies of military service and the pivotal issue of conscription, this volume provides invaluable insights into a defining period in Canadian history.

This examination of Canada's military policy during a time of global conflict sheds light on the complex decisions and societal debates surrounding the nation's involvement in the war. Explore the historical arguments and considerations that shaped Canada's approach to military participation. A vital resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Canadian history and the evolution of its military policies.

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