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World War I DiariesItem 03: John H. Wheat narrative, ca. 1914-1920 - Page 21
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World War I DiariesItem 03: John H. Wheat narrative, ca. 1914-1920 - Page 22
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World War I DiariesItem 03: John H. Wheat narrative, ca. 1914-1920 - Page 73
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Macarthur family papers, 1789-1936 [First Collection]Volume 65: Macarthur-Onslow correspondence, 1846-1929: No. 061
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in all sorts of curious needlework, & will be happy to attend at country houses, at a special charge of a florin a lesson.
Sydney. December 9th
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Sir Hudson Fysh diary, 1918 - Page 62
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Friday 24 May 1918
Photos. Pilot Lt. McGuinness. In air 1 h. 30 m., successful.Saturday 25 May 1918
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Sir Hudson Fysh diary, 1918 - Page 92
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Sunday 4 August 1918
Monday 5 August 1918
Photographs. Pilot Lt. McGuinness. In air 2 h. 10 m., entirely successful.Page transcription progress: Completed -
World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 182
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July Friday 6 1917
Duties much the same. Letter from Ridgway Better. On leave in Edinburgh.
Also one Bob. he is once more with 1st Field.Page transcription progress: Completed -
World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 206
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August Friday 3 1917
Full day duty. More & still more rain. The big push is seriously interfered with.
Pte Andrew Paton. Scot. Slightly gassed. Rather chummy.Page transcription progress: Completed -
World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 213
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1917 Friday 10 August
Afternoon off. Jock & self into Boulogne. Buy some lace for Guyers weans. Home early. good concert at night.
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World War I DiariesItem 02: Charles Monaghan diary, 1917 - Page 232
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August Wednesday 29 1917
Still stormy & windy. Conditions up line must be indescribable.
Stokes very ill all day, also Diss & East.Page transcription progress: Completed