Toronto's Fighting 75th in the Great War, 1915-1919 : a prehistory of the Toronto Scottish Regiment (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother's Own) /
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Waterloo, Ontario :
Wilfrid Laurier University Press,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Toronto and Mississauga Horsemen (1901
- 1914)
- Canada prepares for war (July-September 1914)
- Samuel Beckett sets up the 75th (August 1914-July 1915)
- Shaping soldiers in Niagara and Toronto (August 1915-March 1916)
- Bramshott and the New, 4th Division (April-August 1916)
- St Eloi : getting bloodied (Mid-August-Mid-October 1916)
- The Somme : Regina and desire trenches (Mid-October-November 1916)
- Vimy : the battle in the snow (December 1916-April 1917)
- La Coulotte, Lens, and Passchendaele (May-December 1917)
- From Vimy to Arras (January-July 1918)
- Amiens : the 75th and Le Quesnel (August 1918)
- Smashing Hindenburg : Dury Ridge, Canal du Nord, Bourlon Wood, Cambrai (September 1918)
- The final push : Valenciennes (October-November 1918)
- The long goodbye (December 1918-8 June 1919)
- From 75th to Toronto Scottish (July 1919-September 1939).