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Focusing on John McCrae's multifaceted life, the book explores his roles as a physician, soldier, and poet during World War I. As a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Canadian forces, McCrae's experiences in the war profoundly influenced his poetry, particularly his famous work "In Flanders Fields." The narrative delves into his contributions to both medicine and literature, highlighting the impact of war on his life and legacy.
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