WW1 Canadian CEF Politics and the CAMC Used Hardcover Reference Book

The “WW1 Canadian CEF Politics and the CAMC Used Hardcover Reference Book” provides a detailed examination of the political developments and medical services connected to the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during the First World War. This reference work analyzes the internal and external political influences shaping the Canadian military’s organization, recruitment, and operations from 1914 to 1918. It also explores the history, structure, and activities of the Canadian Army Medical Corps (CAMC), documenting its formation, key personnel, medical advancements, and its role on the Western Front and beyond. The book combines archival material, official records, and scholarly analysis to present an overview suitable for researchers and collectors. The hardcover format ensures durability for library or field use. This used copy may exhibit some signs of previous handling, such as shelf wear or minor markings, but remains intact and suitable for reference. It is intended for those interested in Canadian military history and World War I studies.  Total of 321 pages.