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In The Canadian Experience of the Great War, Brian Douglas Tennyson has done an immeasurable service for historians of the First World War, and, more importantly, for all those studying the war's impact on Canadian society, culture, and individual remembrance. * The Canadian Historical Review * [This book is] as striking a work of research and scholarship as it is vital testimony to Canada's record of service in historic conflict, altogether an invaluable addition to the Canadian national archive. * The Round Table * In The Canadian Experience of the Great War, Brian Douglas Tennyson has done an immeasurable service for historians of the First World War, and, more importantly, for all those studying the war's impact on Canadian society, culture, and individual remembrance. The Canadian Historical Review [This book is] as striking a work of research and scholarship as it is vital testimony to Canada's record of service in historic conflict, altogether an invaluable addition to the Canadian national archive. The Round Table

In The Canadian Experience of the Great War, Brian Douglas Tennyson has done an immeasurable service for historians of the First World War, and, more importantly, for all those studying the war's impact on Canadian society, culture, and individual remembrance. The Canadian Historical Review

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Brian Douglas Tennyson has taught at Cape Breton University in Nova Scotia for many years and is now professor emeritus in its Department of History. He has published 14 books and more than 30 articles in scholarly journals. His book (with Roger Sarty), Guardian of the Gulf: Sydney, Cape Breton, and the Atlantic Wars (2000) won the Keith Matthews Award, given by the Canadian Nautical Research Society, as best book of the year on nautical history.

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