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World War I DiariesItem 12: A.R.L. Wiltshire diary, 12 May-20 July 1917 - Page 116
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World War I DiariesBrierley letters, 1918-1919/ Norman Brierley - Page 88
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Well Herbert & Jess I will now close & hope you are both well & give my love to Thora.
Your Loving Brother,
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Ralston family correspondence, 1891-1935 - Page 134
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pp 221-224 omitted in numbering
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World War I DiariesGreen diary, 14 August 1915-3 March 1919 / James Green - Page 2
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World War I DiariesGreen diary, 14 August 1915-3 March 1919 / James Green - Page 3
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World War I DiariesGreen diary, 14 August 1915-3 March 1919 / James Green - Page 5
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World War I DiariesItem 06: Henry Nicholls diary, 1920 - Page 68
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Thurs 25 March 1920
Home
Meet Evie Marshman
Fri 26 March 1920
Work. Roy comes in Recd. letter from M.R.C.
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World War I DiariesItem 08: Henry Nicholls diary, 1922 - Page 390
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Wednesday, 25 January 1922
I start work at J&Cs. I work opposite P.D's with P. as my cobber. I am shown things and the collars amuse me. I dream that Princess.
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World War I DiariesItem 08: Henry Nicholls diary, 1922 - Page 398
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Thursday, 2 February 1922
I go to Hurstville, music and billiards. Dick and I talk about mutual Friends. Dick gets tea and I get Brekie. I mange beaucoup des peches.
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World War I DiariesItem 08: Henry Nicholls diary, 1922 - Page 476
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Friday, 21 April 1922
I go to Harpers for Billiards and chatter. Olive and Dick call. Everybody happy. Dick's pianola and picaninny talked up. Dots removal with pleasure.
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