Over The Wheel
By: by Ewart Miller.
Edition: 1st
Publisher: self
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Toronto, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
First sentence: To My Friends
Notes: Poems. Written at the beginning of WWII, they reflect the feelings of all Canadians during that time period.
Table of contents: title: "The Response" - Canada's Memorial - page 1; title: Storm Yonder - page 2; title: Fiend - page 2; title: Cameo - page 3; title: Siesta - page 3; title: Echoes - page 4; title: Dusk - page 5; title: Concerto - page 6; title: Fiddlers - page 6; title: Maestro - for Sir Ernest MacMillan - page 7; title: Idyll - page 8; title: Brunette - page 9; title: Experience - page 9; title: Sanctuary - page 10; title: Invisible Mending - page 11; title: Dictator - page 12; title: Rebuttal - page 12; title: Golgotha - page 13; title: Sympathy - page 13; title: Toast - page 14; title: Wonder - September 1940 - page 14; title: Stations! Steady! (For those within the Thetis and the Squalus) - page 15; title: Protest - page 16; title: Fire ! - page 16; title: Pendulum - page 17; title: Forecast - page 18; title: Promise - page 18; title: Community - page 19; title: Urge - page 19; title: To Us - page 20; title: Remorse - page 21; title: Gyroscope - page 21; title: F. D. R. - page 22; title: J. G. M. - page 22; title: Hail and Farewell - page 23; title: Remembrance - page 24; title: Epilogue - page 25