A Canadian anthology of the First World War that sets poems beside speeches and state papers. Kipling’s “For All We Have and Are”, Rupert Brooke’s sonnets, Newbolt, Owen Seaman and Bliss Carman share the pages with Kitchener’s instructions to the British soldier, Asquith’s call to arms, Churchill and Lloyd George’s “Scrap of Paper” speech.
A vivid record of how the English-speaking world explained the war to itself in its first years. Download the free EPUB.