Politics and the Canadian Army Medical Corps; a History of Intrigue, Containing Many Facts Omitted F

“Politics and the Canadian Army Medical Corps” delves into the untold stories and behind-the-scenes intrigue surrounding the efforts at rehabilitation within the Canadian Army Medical Corps during and after World War I. Herbert A. Bruce uncovers many facts omitted from official records, revealing how political forces often thwarted the corps' attempts to provide adequate care and support to returning soldiers.

With an introduction by Hector Charlesworth, this historical account offers a critical perspective on the challenges faced by medical personnel and the bureaucratic obstacles they encountered. This book sheds light on the intersection of politics, medicine, and military service in Canada during a pivotal period in history.

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