Carleton Library Series: The Great War as I Saw It (Series #230) (Hardcover)

from RobertP

Grand read. Make no mistake, Canon Scott was a product of his time and class - a robust, muscular Christian with a firm belief in the power and right of the British Empire. He was also a strong Canadian nationalist. Above all he was the best of all possible chaplains. He spent time with the troop...

from RobertP

Grand read. Make no mistake, Canon Scott was a product of his time and class - a robust, muscular Christian with a firm belief in the power and right of the British Empire. He was also a strong Canadian nationalist. Above all he was the best of all possible chaplains. He spent time with the troop...

from lamour

Scott was born on Montreal in 1861. After obtaining an MA from Bishop's College, he studied theology in England becoming an Anglican priest in 1886. Returning to Canada, he became rector at St. Mathew's Church in Quebec City. In 1906 he became involved in the militia. When WW I broke out, at the ...

from RobertP

Grand read. Make no mistake, Canon Scott was a product of his time and class - a robust, muscular Christian with a firm belief in the power and right of the British Empire. He was also a strong Canadian nationalist. Above all he was the best of all possible chaplains. He spent time with the troop...

from RobertP

Grand read. Make no mistake, Canon Scott was a product of his time and class - a robust, muscular Christian with a firm belief in the power and right of the British Empire. He was also a strong Canadian nationalist. Above all he was the best of all possible chaplains. He spent time with the troop...