I'm a little behind in checking in on some of the more prolific university press catalogues for new pubs in Canadian military history. The McGill-Queen's University Press catalogues for Spring and Fall 2007 announce a couple of items:
Brumwell, Stephen, Paths of Glory: The Life and Death of General James Wolfe (February 2007); and
Jockel, Joseph T., Canada in NORAD, 1957-2007: A History (July 2007).
as well as paperback editions of Brent Byron Watson, Far Eastern Tour: The Canadian Infantry in Korea, 1950-1953 and G.W.L. Nicholson, The Fighting Newfoundlander.
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The CEF Study Group is a discussion forum on the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) in the Great War. The CEF Study Group was formed in 2004 by Neil Burns, the Forum Administrator. The moderators, in alphabetical order, are Peter Broznitsky, Dwight Mercer and Brett Payne.
Emphasis is on co-ordinated study, information exchange, constructive critiquing of postings and general mutual support in the research and study of the CEF. Membership is free and backgrounds range from first-time readers of history to doctoral researchers and published authors. Websites marked with an asterisk ( * ) represent members of the CEF Study Group discussion forum. Members are recommended to visit these websites and to offer comments and assistance to our own webmasters.
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*CEF Study Group – Recommended Great War Website List
This BLOG contains the most current list of known websites associated with the Great War. Recommendations are accepted at any time. Each website is researched and a short abstract is developed for the site. In general, the CEF Study Group's Recommended List is directed to the actions of the Canadian Expeditionary Force [CEF], however, owing to the linkages and impact of this global war many other websites are being added. This BLOG will be updated and amended on a quarterly basis. [CEF Study Group - Oct 2007]
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