The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 80National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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The Canadian army of the first World War -628,964 men in a nation of eight millions- had left 60,000 dead overseas , and the sur- vivors were now in civilian life and middle age . Their sons poured into the new army .
The Canadian army of the first World War -628,964 men in a nation of eight millions- had left 60,000 dead overseas , and the sur- vivors were now in civilian life and middle age . Their sons poured into the new army .
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English Schoolboys Ignore Signs to Welcome a Canadian Visitor. S.H.B and is pledged not to adopt ... Where the army will ultimately fight , the Canadian people do not know . Canadians moved into Iceland in the summer of 1940 .
English Schoolboys Ignore Signs to Welcome a Canadian Visitor. S.H.B and is pledged not to adopt ... Where the army will ultimately fight , the Canadian people do not know . Canadians moved into Iceland in the summer of 1940 .
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Camp Commandant Private ! were the French Canadians down at Valcartier who sang " Alouette " in their mess with the original accent . The Canadian Army has not received ideal training in Canada and lacks the large divi- sional maneuvers ...
Camp Commandant Private ! were the French Canadians down at Valcartier who sang " Alouette " in their mess with the original accent . The Canadian Army has not received ideal training in Canada and lacks the large divi- sional maneuvers ...
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