Letters of a Canadian Stretcher Bearer

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A Forgotten Frontline Voice from the Great War

First published in 1918, Letters of a Canadian Stretcher Bearer is a raw and compelling collection of frontline correspondence written by a young Canadian medical corpsman during the First World War. From the trenches of France to the aid stations behind the lines, these letters offer rare insight into the day-to-day life of a battlefield medic: the mud, the blood, the bravery, and the quiet moments of humanity in the midst of horror.

This edition includes restored formatting for today's reader.

Perfect for readers of All Quiet on the Western Front, Testament of Youth, and The Great War and Modern Memory.