The Escape of a Princess Pat

"The Escape of a Princess Pat" recounts the remarkable true story of Corporal Edwards, a soldier in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry during World War I. Captured and imprisoned for fifteen grueling months, Edwards endured the hardships of a German prisoner-of-war camp. This gripping narrative details his capture, his life as a POW, and his audacious escape.

This historical account, meticulously prepared for republication, offers a rare glimpse into the experiences of Canadian soldiers during the First World War and the desperate determination of those who risked everything for freedom. Edwards' journey from imprisonment in Germany to eventual escape into Holland is a testament to human resilience and the unwavering spirit of those caught in the throes of war. A compelling read for anyone interested in World War I history, prisoner-of-war stories, and tales of courage against overwhelming odds.

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