Canada comes of age
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Resource Poetry |
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| Resource | Author | Year Pub | Source | Link | |
| 1. | John McCrae (The Canadians Series) | John Bassett | 1984 | Markham: Fitzhenry and Whiteside | |
| 2. | The Poems of Wilfred Owen | Edmund Blunden ed. | 1955 | London: Chatto and Winus | |
| 3. | We Stand on Guard (Poems of the World Wars) | John R. Colombo | 1985 | Toronto: Doubleday | |
| 4. | Poetry of the World Wars | Michael Foss ed. | 1990 | London: Peter Bedrick Books | |
| 5. | Up the Line to Death: the War Poets 1914-1918 | Brian Gardner ed. | 1964 | London: Methuen | |
| 6. | Violets from Overseas: Poets of the First World War | Tonie & Valmai Holt | 1996 | London: Leo Cooper | |
| 7. | In Flanders Fields and other Poems (With an essay in charter by Sir Andrew Macphail) | John McCrae | 1919 | Toronto: William Briggs | |
| 8. | Men Who March Away: Poems of the First World War | I.M. Parsons ed. | 1965 | London: Heinemann | |
| 9. | Scars Upon My Heart (anthology of poetry by women) | Catherine Reilly ed. | 1993 | Virago | |
| 10. | The Penguin Book of First World War Poetry | Jon Silkin ed. | 1979 | Harmondsworth: Penguin Books | |
| 11. | Never Such Innocence: A New Anthology of Great War Verse | Martin Stephen | London: Leo Cooper | ||
Vimy Ridge soldiers Preparing for battle
The Attack takes place
Follow up and fall out of the battle
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
