In 'Embattled Nation: Canada's Wartime Election of 1917', Dutil and Mackenzie explore the divisive election amid World War I, emphasizing conscription's impact on Canadian unity.
The authors argue that the 1917 election exposed significant cultural divides, as the public grappled with conscription. Their meticulous research provides depth to understanding this critical moment.
Utilizing personal accounts and diary entries, the authors effectively convey the complexities of 1917, portraying how these elements shaped Canada's wartime political landscape.
The book helps contextualize the linguistic tensions between French and English Canadians, further illuminating the socio-political climate affecting the election and its aftermath.
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