Frederick George Scott, a Quebec clergyman and poet past fifty, joined the First Canadian Division as chaplain and stayed with the troops from Salisbury Plain and the second battle of Ypres through the Somme, Vimy Ridge and Passchendaele to the Armistice, burying the dead and ministering to the wounded in the front line.
One of the most humane memoirs of Canada’s war. Download the free EPUB.