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Canada in Flanders, Volume I is a detailed account of Canada's military efforts during World War I, specifically focusing on the Canadian Expeditionary Force's (CEF) role in the battles on the Western Front, particularly in Flanders. Written by Lord Beaverbrook, a prominent British-Canadian newspaper publisher and politician, the book highlights the significant contributions made by Canadian soldiers in the war, as well as the challenges they faced on the front lines.In this volume, Beaverbrook chronicles Canada's involvement in key battles such as the Second Battle of Ypres and the Battle of Mount Sorrel, detailing the bravery and sacrifice of Canadian troops. The narrative is not only a history of military engagements but also a tribute to the soldiers' courage and resilience under dire conditions. Beaverbrook, who had a close connection to the Canadian military due to his Canadian citizenship and his role as an advocate for the troops, brings a personal and passionate tone to the narrative.