Recruiting Songs
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Acquit yourselves like sailors true this day.
20 THE VOICE OF CANADA THE following are extracts from a letter to his father, written on June 30th, by Private B. S. Taylor, a member of the staff of the Union Bank of Canada, Winnipeg. Private Taylor joined the 44th Battalion in June, 1915, went overseas in October, 1915, was drafted to reinforce another battalion, and fell in action while advancing with the Canadians at Courcelette on October 3rd last. He is buried at Courcelette : "Speaking of t...roubles, I think that at once brings one to the very point of everything. The Canadians in France have a high standard of courage and bravery. I consider myself as brave as the average — probably no braver, but as brave. I consider myself as intelligent as the average Canadian — and prob- ably not more so. For that reason I think my thoughts and views at present are a fair sample of the thoughts and views held at present by the average Canadian soldier. We are here fighting for an ideal. We are not here for glory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acquit yourselves like sailors true this day.
20 THE VOICE OF CANADA THE following are extracts from a letter to his father, written on June 30th, by Private B. S. Taylor, a member of the staff of the Union Bank of Canada, Winnipeg. Private Taylor joined the 44th Battalion in June, 1915, went overseas in October, 1915, was drafted to reinforce another battalion, and fell in action while advancing with the Canadians at Courcelette on October 3rd last. He is buried at Courcelette : "Speaking of t...roubles, I think that at once brings one to the very point of everything. The Canadians in France have a high standard of courage and bravery. I consider myself as brave as the average — probably no braver, but as brave. I consider myself as intelligent as the average Canadian — and prob- ably not more so. For that reason I think my thoughts and views at present are a fair sample of the thoughts and views held at present by the average Canadian soldier. We are here fighting for an ideal. We are not here for glory.
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