World War I

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Militaria 1917 Catastrophies at Coporetto and Elsewhere From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	The particularly turbulent year 1917 brings the Allies a lot of bad news. In an offensive on the Chemin des Dames, the French suffer enormous losses. The Third Battle of Ypres concludes with a …	Jacques R. Pauwels	11	2016	$1.10 Add
From Militaria 1918 German Spring Offensive, Allied Final Offensive From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	On March 3, 1918, Germany and Russia sign a peace treaty in Brest-Litovsk. Shortly afterward, on the first day of spring, March 21, the western front witnesses the start of a huge German …	Jacques R. Pauwels	17	2016	$1.70 Add
From Nationalism and "Social Imperialism" From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	As antidote against socialist internationalism, the elite stimulates nationalism. “Social imperialism” à la Cecil Rhodes simultaneously serves as a safety valve that reduces …	Jacques R. Pauwels	18	2016	$1.80 Add
From Nietzsche and Social Darwinism Ode to War From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	The process of democratization seems to be irresistible and, with the rise of the “masses,” the elite, besieged and increasingly pessimistic, seeks remedies in Social- Darwinist …	Jacques R. Pauwels	22	2016	$2.20 Add
From Notes From: Harry Livingstone's Forgotten Men View James Lorimer and Company	Notes	Dan Black	21	2019	$2.10 Add
From Nursing in the Canadian Army Medical Corps Moore Baracks From: Asleep in the Deep View Goose Lane Editions	Although Anna Stamers left no personal account or letters escribing her work, war diaries, records of service, newspaper reports, and letters and diaries of other nursing sisters give form and …	Dianne Kelly	18	2021	$1.80 Add
From On the Move England, Canada, and England Again From: Asleep in the Deep View Goose Lane Editions	Anna Stamers left No. 1 CGH on May 21, 1917, after fifteen months of continuous service in France. Anna was granted a 17 day leave and returns to Canada where, due to poor health, she was granted …	Dianne Kelly	20	2021	$2.00 Add
From NEW! Operations on the Western Front From: War Among the Clouds View Goose Lane Editions	This chapter highlights the experiences of many New Brunswick men who were engaged in combat roles fighting in Belgium and France, and the operations they took part in.	Brent J. Wilson	28	2024	$2.80 Add
From Postscript ‘History will give you your due’ From: Churchill and Fisher View James Lorimer and Company	Historian Barry Gough offers final thoughts on the relationship between Winston Churchill and Jack Fisher he then examines the relationship between Churchill and Sir David Beatty during the …	Barry Gough	19	2017	$1.90 Add
From Preface From: Harry Livingstone's Forgotten Men View James Lorimer and Company	Black outlines the project’s inspiration, his sources, and a rationale for his use of linguistic styles.	Dan Black	4	2019	$0.40 Add
From Preface, A Note on the Board of Admiralty, and Introduction The Daemonic Duo From: Churchill and Fisher View James Lorimer and Company	Historian Barry Gough provides an introduction to the board of admiralty and an overview of the history between Churchill and Fisher before the outset of World War One.	Barry Gough	29	2017	$2.90 Add
From Preparing for War From: Churchill and Fisher View James Lorimer and Company	Historian Barry Gough examines the preperations for war made by Winston Churchill and Jack Fisher (1911-1914) including the naval officers involved, the role of oil, the Mediterranean naval …	Barry Gough	41	2017	$4.10 Add
From NEW! Prisoners of War From: War Among the Clouds View Goose Lane Editions	This chapter shares the experiences several New Brunswick airmen who were prisoners of war, many of whom were shot down, captured, and later repatriated.	Brent J. Wilson	24	2024	$2.40 Add
From Reactionary and Bellicose Policies From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	Early 1900s. The tension becomes unbearable, and the elite becomes more and more convinced that only war is the definitive solution of the social problem — and of many other problems. There …	Jacques R. Pauwels	24	2016	$2.40 Add
From Revolution, Counterrevolution, and Reforms From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	The war that was supposed to be an antidote to revolution actually produces the revolution. The revolution is smothered in blood in Germany and Hungary, but succeeds in Russia in spite of …	Jacques R. Pauwels	27	2016	$2.70 Add
From Revolution in Russia, on the Way to Revolutions in Asia From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View James Lorimer and Company	In Russia, in early 1917, war weariness and discontent, and hostility toward the czarist regime, reach unprecedented heights. In March, crowds demonstrate in front of the Winter Palace in …	Jacques R. Pauwels	18	2016	$1.80 Add