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New Library Acquisitions
The Institute Library is one of the largest private military collections in North America, with over 15,000 volumes, and is constantly expanding its collection with new material.
The library has a fine collection of military poetry and is actively seeking to expand its holdings with recently published works as well as older titles.
We welcome donations of new books from authors and publishers, many of which are featured here.
New Books: April 10, 2025
The Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
Book of Remembrance :
The Great War 1914-1918
By Stephen K. Newman
Bellewaerde House, 2024
A Map of the New Normal:
How Inflation, War, and Sanctions
Will Change Your World Forever
By Jeff Rubin
Allen Lane, 2024
Rpyal Canadian Navy: Aviation Units,
Stations and Aircraft 1945-1968
By Bill C. Kilgrain
Kilgrain, 2021
Navajo Code Talkers
By Nathan Aaseng
Walker and Company, 1992
Engines of War: How
Wars Were Won & Lost
On The Railways
By Christian Wolmar
PublicAffairs, 2010
New Books: September 9, 2022
Governing Canada: A Guide to the
Tradecraft of Politics
By Michael Wernick
On Point Press, 2021
Napoleon: The Decline and Fall
of an Empire 1811-1821
By Michael Broers
Pegasus Books, 2022
Educating Air Forces:
Global Perspectives On
Airpower Learning
by Randall Wakelam, David Varey, Emanuele Sica
University Press of Kentucky, 2020
Murder at the Abbaye:
The Story of Twenty Canadian
Soldiers Murdered at the
Abbaye d'Ardenne
By Ian J. Campbell
The Golden Dog Press, 1996
Without Warning: Canadian Sniper
Equipment of the 20th Century
By Clive M. Law
Service Publications, 2014