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For all but a few specialists, Canada's military history remains a largely unexplored terrain. Until now, there was no single volume in which a reader could find the essential information on all of Canada's battles and campaigns from the French-Iroquois wars of the seventeenth century to the Gulf War, on key battlefield commanders, the important politicians involved with the military matters, and Canada's Victoria Cross winners, and a guide to the important weapons systems that the Canadian armed forces used.
This volume serves as a comprehensive reference work designed to consolidate the fragmented record of Canadian military engagements into a single, accessible source. Authors David J. Bercuson and J.L. Granatstein, both established historians in the field of Canadian military studies, synthesize centuries of data to provide a foundational overview. The text functions as a centralized repository for information regarding combat operations, political leadership, and technological evolution within the Canadian armed forces.
What You Will Find
Experts and historians frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for students and researchers seeking a concise overview of Canada's martial past. Readers often note the clarity of the entries, which effectively distill complex historical events into accessible, factual summaries.
Page Count:
253
Publication Date:
1993-03-11
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195408470
ISBN-13:
9780195408478
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