ividly described in the ar-V ticle"'The greatest devotion to duty': Dr. Francis Scrimger and his
Victoria Cross [VC]"(Can Med AssocJ 1994; 150: 414-416), by Lieutenant-Colonel Ian …

ividly described in the ar-V ticle"'The greatest devotion to duty': Dr. Francis Scrimger and his
Victoria Cross [VC]"(Can Med AssocJ 1994; 150: 414-416), by Lieutenant-Colonel Ian …

En 1915, le Dr Francis Scrimger est devenu le premier et seul medecinmilitaire, ne au
Canada,'a meriter la Croixde Victoria. Le chirurgien, natif de Montreal, devenu chirurgien en …

The occasional bombs and helmets uncovered by their..... ploughs are among the few re-
minders left from the war, because most of the men who fought in it are now dead. We are …

Regimental medical officers played a critical role in offering preventative medicine and
surgical care for front-line soldiers during the Great War. In all armies, medical aid was …

The readers of this journal need to be aware that the title of this book promises more than
the author delivers. In fairness to Ian Whitehead, he clearly states in the introduction that his …

Francis Scrimger graduated from McGill University in medicine before World War I. He
volunteered for overseas service and was posted to the Western front. His life, fortified by his …

The fiftieth anniversary of World War II brought forth the useful memoirs of veterans.
Lawrence Collins had been a pharmacist for several years before going to medical school …

In Battle-Scarred, David J. Appleby and Andrew Hopper oversee a “reconnaissance”(15)
into the “lateral damage”(2) inflicted by the military campaigns of the British Civil Wars …

When we try to understand the past, only time can bring perspective. Now, a full generation
after World War II, we are beginning to get that perspective. Of particular interest to …