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Explores John McCrae's life and writing: a Canadian physician, soldier, and poet, best known for his iconic poem 'In Flanders Fields.' It delves into the historical context of the long 19th century, the impact of the Great War on modernism, and the evolution of Canadian identity. The discussion highlights McCrae's experiences in the Boer War and World War I, his reflections on mortality and service, and the enduring significance of his poetry in shaping national remembrance and identity.
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John McCrae, In Flanders Fields, Canadian history, World War I, Remembrance Day, Poetry, Canadian Identity, Modernism, War Experience, Legacy, Ypres, War, Poppy, Soldiers, Army, Vimy, November 11
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