Frank Swannell Diaries: Part I
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| + | Day 8h, 16m.] long January, 1915 [15th, Sun rises 8h. 2m. | ||
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| + | Sunday 10 -10-355] 1st after Epiphany | ||
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| + | Monday 11 [ 11-354] | ||
| + | Hilary Law Sittings begin | ||
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So Kitchener plans in London Town, | So Kitchener plans in London Town, | ||
French is standing at bay, | French is standing at bay, | ||
| − | + | Jellicoe's ships ride up and down, | |
Holding the sea's highway. | Holding the sea's highway. | ||
And you that loaf where the skies are blue, | And you that loaf where the skies are blue, | ||
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These are the men who are fighting for you | These are the men who are fighting for you | ||
What are you doing for them | What are you doing for them | ||
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Bravo, then, for the men who fight! | Bravo, then, for the men who fight! | ||
To hell with the men who play! | To hell with the men who play! | ||
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| + | Tuesday 12 [12-353] | ||
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It's a fight to the end for honour and friend, | It's a fight to the end for honour and friend, | ||
It's a fight for our lives today! | It's a fight for our lives today! | ||
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Addresses | Addresses | ||
Douglas Macdougall 4th Field Ambulance | Douglas Macdougall 4th Field Ambulance | ||
| − | 2d Canadian Contingent - | + | 2d Canadian Contingent - Shornecliffe |
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| + | Wednesday 13 [13-352] | ||
| − | Dr Stewart Moore - 'The | + | Dr Stewart Moore - 'The Châlet" Kingswood Road - Upper Norwood |
London SE (Mrs Bernie's brother | London SE (Mrs Bernie's brother | ||
| − | Mme Alida Bouquet | + | Mme Alida Bouquet Steenwerelt Nord |
| − | BC Archives, MS-0392 | + | BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 4 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1915. |
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Revision as of Jun 4, 2015, 2:21:25 PM
Day 8h, 16m.] long January, 1915 [15th, Sun rises 8h. 2m.
Sunday 10 -10-355] 1st after Epiphany
Monday 11 [ 11-354] Hilary Law Sittings begin
So Kitchener plans in London Town, French is standing at bay, Jellicoe's ships ride up and down, Holding the sea's highway. And you that loaf where the skies are blue, and play by a petticoat hem, These are the men who are fighting for you What are you doing for them
Bravo, then, for the men who fight! To hell with the men who play!
Tuesday 12 [12-353]
It's a fight to the end for honour and friend, It's a fight for our lives today!
Fred. E. Weatherly
Addresses Douglas Macdougall 4th Field Ambulance 2d Canadian Contingent - Shornecliffe
Wednesday 13 [13-352]
Dr Stewart Moore - 'The Châlet" Kingswood Road - Upper Norwood London SE (Mrs Bernie's brother
Mme Alida Bouquet Steenwerelt Nord
BC Archives, MS-0392 Box 1 Volume 4 / FRANK SWANNELL PAPERS / Diary and enclosures, 1915.