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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War. Book.

Paperback. Condition: New. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others.…

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. dark pink textured covers and spine, covers blank, spine with title, author and publisher in white lettering, former owner's name in ink on the fly leaf, 12 chapters: afternoon tea, a nice cuppa tea, sandwiches and savories, breads and buns, scones, cookies, pies & pastries, cakes, other tea desserts, holidays & special occasions, guilt-free afternoon tea, jams & reserves, source directory and index, full color photos and recipes, all pages are clean and tight with no markings and are printed on coated paper, some very interesting recipes, dust jacket with white background, slightly darkened at top and bottom edges, title in black and pink lettering, author in pink, back and front covers with large color photos of decorated tea tables, back dj cover with pricing info and a pink photo caption. Ken Wong, photographer (illustrator).…

Window. Condition: As New. Near Fine. First Edition. Second Printing. Publisher's full rose cloth, silver lettering on spine, patterned rose endpapers. Profusely illustrated with color photographs. Includes Index. . The volume is in perfect, pristine condition, unmarked, tight, square and clean. The price-clipped dust jacket has only very minor shelf-wear, else fine. AS NEW/NEAR FINE. . Color Photographs. Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall. 160 pp. Illustrated by Ken Wong (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. In very good clean condition.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First Edition, 2nd Printing. Text/BRAND NEW & Bright. Dark rose linen boards/Fine. DJ/NF; strong & sound, showing trace surface wear. PO label to fEP. British ritual of afternoon tea, a light afternoon meal, was introduced in the early 1840s. Often served wtih delicate sandwiches, scones, sweet pastries and cakes, this volume covers its background and some 150 recipes. 160 pgs w/color fotos in 12 sections: 1, Afternoon Tea; 2, A Nice Cuppa Tea; 3, Sandwiches & Savories; 4, Breads & Buns; 5, Scones; 6, Cookies; 7, Pies & Pastries; 8, Cakes; 9, Other Tea Desserts; 10, Holidays & Special Occasions; 11, Guilt-Free Afternoon Tea; and 12, Jams & Preserves. Ken Wong (Photographer) (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 232 pages. 9.00x6.00x9.02 inches. In Stock.

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paperback. Condition: New. Special order direct from the distributor.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days.

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 28pp, col ills, map. Near new. Nice little booklet exploring the cultural heritage of Warrnambool. Size: Small 4to. Stepnell, Ken; Hynes, Steve (photography) (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: New. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. A narrative portrait of ten remarkable Nova Scotians who served in the First World War, from Indigenous and Black soldiers to nursing sisters.Nowhere in Canada was the impact of the First World War felt more keenly than right here in Nova Scotia. Stories of Nova Scotian soldiers and their outstanding record of service are plentiful. While it's impossible to tell them all, Service and Sacrifice: Extraordinary Nova Scotians in the Great War highlights ten remarkable stories of service and sacrifice to acknowledge and honour all who wore our country's uniform.From the brave actions of Indigenous soldier Sam Glode, who removed more than 450 mines and demolition charges from roads and bridges over two days, to Jerry Jones, a Black soldier from Colchester County who was recognized only posthumously for his bravery, to Nursing Sister Minnie Follette, whose devoted service to wounded and dying soldiers ultimately cost her life, this diverse group of Nova Scotians is representative of the more than thirty thousand who accepted the difficult duty of citizenship and acted on that duty, regardless of creed or custom.With more than 90 images, Service and Sacrifice - authored by the former curator of the Army Museum Halifax Citadel - shares these stories in a way that honours the sacrifices made, inspires renewed interest in the rich military history of Nova Scotia, and encourages a fuller understanding of the real people who gave so much of themselves for others.…