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Canada: First Call-Out of Conscripts – 3 January 1918

Canada: First Call-Out of Conscripts – 3 January 1918

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Canada Votes Union: Conscripts Ordered to Report

Canada Votes Union: Conscripts Ordered to Report

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Thank you Excellency for honouring Private George Lawrence Price - a conscript - and for your warm embrace of veteran George Barkhouse, Price's nephew and namesake. Bravo Zulu.

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Private George Lawrence Price of the 28th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry was the last Commonwealth soldier to perish. A monument, which honours his sacrifices, has been erected in the town of Ville-sur-Haine in #LeRoeulx, where he fell on November 11, 1918. #CanadaRemembers 4

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Private George Price, buried in St. Symphorien Cemetery, is believed to be the last to have paid the high cost of freedom. #CanadaRemembers #LestWeForget

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Think we can agree that while Currie was a brilliant commander, he was not "perfect." But the rest of this hagiography-like synopsis is filled with half-truths and hyperbole - much more hype than history.

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Arthur Currie wasn't perfect. He was human.

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