In Flanders Fields, and Other PoemsIN FLANDERS FIELDSReading editionChapter navigation52 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…IN FLANDERS FIELDSWITH AND ESSAY IN CHARACTER by Sir Andrew MacphailIntroductory materialIn Flanders FieldsThe Anxious DeadThe WarriorIsandlwanaThe Unconquered DeadThe CaptainThe Song of the DerelictQuebecThen and NowUnsolvedThe Hope of My HeartPenanceSlumber SongsThe Oldest DramaRecompenseMine HostEqualityAnarchyDisarmamentThe Dead MasterThe Harvest of the SeaThe Dying of Pere PierreEventideUpon Watts' Picture "Sic Transit"A Song of ComfortThe PilgrimsThe Shadow of the CrossThe Night ComethIn Due SeasonJOHN MCCRAEI. In Flanders FieldsII. With the GunsAnd here follow some general observations upon the experience:A few strokes will complete the picture:And here is one last note to his mother:At this time the Canadian division was moving south to take its share inThis phase of the war lasted two months precisely,III. The Brand of WarIV. Going to the WarsV. South AfricaThe next entry is from South Africa:The next letter is from the Lines of Communication:Three weeks later he writes:With Ian Hamilton's column near Balmoral.At Lyndenburg:VI. Children and AnimalsVII. The Old Land and the NewVIII. The Civil YearsIX. Dead in His PrimeBeginning of this editionNext chapter →WITH AND ESSAY IN CHARACTER by Sir Andrew MacphailAll chapters and sections (52)Other sectionsIN FLANDERS FIELDSWITH AND ESSAY IN CHARACTER by Sir Andrew MacphailOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsIn Flanders FieldsThe Anxious DeadThe WarriorIsandlwanaThe Unconquered DeadThe CaptainThe Song of the DerelictQuebecThen and NowUnsolvedThe Hope of My HeartPenanceSlumber SongsThe Oldest DramaRecompenseMine HostEqualityAnarchyDisarmamentThe Dead MasterThe Harvest of the SeaThe Dying of Pere PierreEventideUpon Watts' Picture "Sic Transit"A Song of ComfortThe PilgrimsThe Shadow of the CrossThe Night ComethIn Due SeasonJOHN MCCRAEI. In Flanders FieldsII. With the GunsAnd here follow some general observations upon the experience:A few strokes will complete the picture:And here is one last note to his mother:At this time the Canadian division was moving south to take its share inThis phase of the war lasted two months precisely,III. The Brand of WarIV. Going to the WarsV. South AfricaThe next entry is from South Africa:The next letter is from the Lines of Communication:Three weeks later he writes:With Ian Hamilton's column near Balmoral.At Lyndenburg:VI. Children and AnimalsVII. The Old Land and the NewVIII. The Civil YearsIX. Dead in His Primeby John McCrae[Canadian Poet, 1872-1918]WITH AND ESSAY IN CHARACTER by Sir Andrew Macphail →