John McCrae, physician, soldier, and poet, died in France a Lieutenant-Colonel with the Canadian forces. The poem which gives this collection of his lovely verse its name has been extensively reprinted, and received with unusual enthusiasm. The volume contains, as well, a striking essay in character by his friend, Sir Andrew MacPhail.
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In Flanders Fields
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The Anxious Dead
3:
The Warrior
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Isandlwana
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The Unconquered Dead
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The Captain
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The Song of the Derelict
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Quebec
9:
Then and Now
10:
Unsolved
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The Hope of My Heart
12:
Penance
13:
Slumber Songs
14:
The Oldest Drama
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Recompense
16:
Mine Host
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Equality
18:
Anarchy
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Disarmament
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The Dead Master
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The Harvest of the Sea
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The Dying of Pere Pierre
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Eventide
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Upon Watts' Picture 'Sic Transit'
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A Song of Comfort
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The Pilgrims
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The Shadow of the Cross
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The Night Cometh
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In Due Season
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An Essay in Character - I - In Flanders Fields
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An Essay in Character - II - With the Guns, part 1
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An Essay in Character - II - With the Guns, part 2
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An Essay in Character - III - The Brand of War
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An Essay in Character - IV - Going to the Wars
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An Essay in Character - V - South Africa
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An Essay in Character - VI - Children and Animals
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An Essay in Character - VII - The Old Land and the New