Canada 1919

This work is fantastic, and the breadth of topics covered truly gives the reader a rich flavor of the issues facing not just Canada, but global democracies at the end of the First World War.

~Marc Sanko, Clarion University of Pennsylvania, American Review of Canadian Studies

All the articles are short and highly readable and provide multiple notes for further research that will prove useful to beginning researchers.

~S. Perreault, CHOICE Connect

Altogether, this is a fascinating collection of papers and recommended reading for anyone interested in the history of Canada’s role in the Great War.

~Jim Blanchard, Librarian Emeritus, University of Manitoba, Prairie History

"Cook and Granatstein’s volume offers a rich selection of interpretations from scholars of the World War I period…"

~Andrew Iarocci, Western University, University of Toronto Quarterly.

This collection of essays by established historians and emerging scholars, based on a 2019 conference at the Canadian War Museum, provides a richly detailed, if not quite comprehensive, portrait of Canada on the precipice of modernity. ~Jack Cunningham, Trinity College, University of Toronto, Histoire Sociale

"I recommend this edited collection to anyone who wants to understand the immediate and long-lasting legacies—both positive and negative—of the First World War on Canada."

~Brittany C. Dunn, Wilfred Laurier University, Ontario Historical Society Review

Canada 1919 is highly recommended to all those interested in the history of early twentieth-century Canada, World War I, and the medical and social history of the period. ~David Zimmerman, Department of History, University of Victoria, University of Toronto Quarterly