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World War I DiariesItem 04: Oliver L. S. Holt diary, 27 March-25 August 1917 - Page 2
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World War I DiariesItem 04: Rudolph Cox diary, 28 September-31 December 1917 - Page 61
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World War I DiariesItem 07: M.C. Evans war diary, 4 April-8 September 1918 - Page 2
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World War I DiariesItem 07: M.C. Evans war diary, 4 April-8 September 1918 - Page 5
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Macarthur family papers, 1789-1936 [First Collection]Volume 65: Macarthur-Onslow correspondence, 1846-1929: No. 090
Tue, 08/06/2021 - 10:00
[Page 90]
Macquarie Fields
April 6th 1865My dear Elizabeth,
I intend to send by the train tomorrow morning, the basket in which I brought the Pears from Camden. It should have been returned before but, "the humbug"
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Robert Harris diary, 17 August 1914-3 January 1915 - Page 1
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Charles Monaghan diary, 1916 - Page 34
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21 January 1916
FridayField Day Todays A.M.C. march out about 4 miles into bush. Do Ambulance work all afternoon. Tea. brook O.C swims. Boys raid vineyard. pay damages. Rob, Tony, Willy
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Charles Monaghan diary, 1916 - Page 85
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13 March 1916
MondayNo duties as usual this morn. Quartet go to river bank & read & sleep all morning. Bob has ulser on tongue. Fatigue work in afternoon. Hauling "Ethel" round again
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Charles Monaghan diary, 1916 - Page 234
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1916 August 9
WednesdaySlackness continues thank God. It indicates that not so many of our boys are bowled over. I go to Senlis on a service waggon for rations. Good view of observation
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World War I DiariesItem 01: Charles Monaghan diary, 1916 - Page 238
Tue, 08/05/2018 - 10:00
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1916 August 13
Sunday
Church parade at 9. 30 a.m. outside village. All 1st Brigade in hollow square. Gen. Birdwood attended & presented military crosses to 9 men. Speech: @[?] stretcherPage transcription progress: Completed