Frank Swannell Diaries: Part I
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| − | Send application - all papers to Col. Coles Can. Siege Bde. Horsham for transfer from the Imperials to his unit - am afraid I build scant hope of his being able to get the war office to sanction this. In view of the | + | Send application - all papers to Col. Coles Can. Siege Bde. Horsham for transfer from the Imperials to his unit - am afraid I build scant hope of his being able to get the war office to sanction this. In view of the desperate state of my affairs I must get a job with more pay. |
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Out with Hoakes surveying part of Glendenning farm, Lost Lake - find I play out unless I take things very easy. By appointment meet Fred Butterfield at office - wishes to obtain appointment in France for me through his (imagined) influence with Maj. Gen. Currie. | Out with Hoakes surveying part of Glendenning farm, Lost Lake - find I play out unless I take things very easy. By appointment meet Fred Butterfield at office - wishes to obtain appointment in France for me through his (imagined) influence with Maj. Gen. Currie. | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 5 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1916. | ||
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Send application - all papers to Col. Coles Can. Siege Bde. Horsham for transfer from the Imperials to his unit - am afraid I build scant hope of his being able to get the war office to sanction this. In view of the desperate state of my affairs I must get a job with more pay.
Out with Hoakes surveying part of Glendenning farm, Lost Lake - find I play out unless I take things very easy. By appointment meet Fred Butterfield at office - wishes to obtain appointment in France for me through his (imagined) influence with Maj. Gen. Currie.
BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 5 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1916.