Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Land Acknowledgement/Reconnaissance territoriale v
3. Abstract vii
4. Résumé viii
5. Table of Contents ix
6. List of Figures xi
7. Acknowledgements xvii
8. Abbreviations xxi
9. Introduction 1
10. Chapter 1 New Edinburgh 15
11. Chapter 2 MacKay Presbyterian Church 33
12. Chapter 3 A Church at War: 1914–1915 53
13. Chapter 4 Charles Albert Wendt: A German-Canadian Patriot 71
14. Chapter 5 A Church at War: 1916 81
15. Chapter 6 Victor and Theresa Coker:A Good Man, a Christian Woman, and Her Two Sons at the Front 95
16. Chapter 7 The Bothwell Family:War Claims Lives and Destroys Families 103
17. Chapter 8 Charles Edward Trotter and the Jackson Family:“Lovable Disposition and Fine Character” 119
18. Chapter 9 The Robertson Family:“There Is no Other Woman in Ottawa Who Has Given so Gloriously to the Cause” 131
19. Chapter 10 Gordon Maynard Porteous:“Quite a Few Homes … Will Be Sad After This” 147
20. Chapter 11 Henry James Mayo:A “Home Boy” Serves His Country 153
21. Chapter 12 A Church at War: 1917 163
22. Chapter 13 The Stalker Family and the Many Faces of Courage 175
23. Chapter 14 The Ryan Family:“Who Played the Game Through” 195
24. Chapter 15 Reginald Isambard Brunel: Engineer and Artilleryman 213
25. Chapter 16 The Tubman Families:“Conspicuous Gallantry and Devotion to Duty” 221
26. Chapter 17 Erland Dauria Perney:“Sorrow Which Is Almost Intolerable” 239
27. Chapter 18 A Church at War: 1918 253
28. Chapter 19 John Marshall:A Chaufeur in Egypt 259
29. Chapter 20 Homère Joliat:“A Brave Soldier, Having Won the Military Medal” 267
30. Chapter 21 Irwin Kelly:“Blessed Are Those that Have Not Seen, and Yet Have Believed” 281
31. Chapter 22 The McKenzie Brothers: Service and Sacrifce 289
32. Chapter 23 Arthur Frank Hawke and the War Against TB 299
33. Chapter 24 1919:The Men Come Home 309
34. Chapter 25 Aftermath 325
35. Epilogue 339
36. Bibliography 343
37. Notes 361
38. Index 389