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"On the Fringe of the Great Fight" by Colonel George G. Nasmith is a historical account written in the early 20th century. The book chronicles the experiences of the first Canadian division during World War I, focusing on the author's perspective as a scientist tasked with maintaining the health and efficiency of soldiers in the field. Given its basis in firsthand experiences, the narrative is likely rich in detail about the social, military, and emotional aspects of wartime life. The opening of the book sets the scene in early August 1914, where the author reflects on a peaceful day in Muskoka, Canada, while reading reports of the impending war in Europe. His strong desire to serve his country leads to an unexpected summons from the Minister of Militia, propelling him into military service. As he discusses his initial assignments and experiences at Valcartier Camp, we see the transition from civilian life to the harsh realities of military preparation. The author vividly describes th
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