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Frederick Tregillus Letters from the Cariboo Boys

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CETS Church of England Temperance Society DIOCESES OF CANTERBURY & ROCHESTER OFFICES: 64 BURGATE, CANTERBURY. Telephone 14x Secretary: Rev. C.F. TONKS. BUSINESS MANAGER: MR. JOHN l. FLEMING. In conjuntion witht he Church of England Soldiers' and Sailors' Institutes. PATRON HIS MAJESTY THE KING PRESIDENTS THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER.  
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CETS Church of England Temperance Society DIOCESES OF CANTERBURY & ROCHESTER OFFICES: 64 BURGATE, CANTERBURY. Telephone 14x Secretary: Rev. C.F. TONKS. BUSINESS MANAGER: MR. JOHN L. FLEMING. In conjunction with the Church of England Soldiers' and Sailors' Institutes. PATRON: HIS MAJESTY THE KING PRESIDENTS: THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER.  
& I know I did the proper thing & the only thing for any other proper minded man to do. I would not ask the worst hun I ever knew or Lorum Muller nor would  you ask that C.W. Grain be put through the degrading & soul sapping experience I have gust gone through for  Old England. I shall never again be as good an Englishman as I have been. Nothing but fact that I am still eager & keen to help beat the enemy made me submit quietly & still makes me carry on.& also the certainty that it is the bigest thing to do leaves me still a willing British Soldier i can say that in my nearly 3 years soldering I have never done a single thing to bring discredid on the uniform I have worn or a thing that I would mind You or my sisters or any other
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& I know I did the proper thing & the only thing for any other proper minded man to do. I would not ask the worst hun I ever knew or Lorum Muller nor would  you ask that C.W. Grain be put through the degrading & soul sapping experience I have gust gone through for  Old England. I shall never again be as good an Englishman as I have been. Nothing but the fact that I am still eager & keen to help beat the enemy made me submit quietly & still makes me carry on.& also the certainty that it is the bigest thing to do leaves me still a willing British Soldier I can say that in my nearly 3 years soldering I have never done a single thing to bring discredid on the uniform I have worn or a thing that I would mind You or my sisters or any other

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CETS Church of England Temperance Society DIOCESES OF CANTERBURY & ROCHESTER OFFICES: 64 BURGATE, CANTERBURY. Telephone 14x Secretary: Rev. C.F. TONKS. BUSINESS MANAGER: MR. JOHN L. FLEMING. In conjunction with the Church of England Soldiers' and Sailors' Institutes. PATRON: HIS MAJESTY THE KING PRESIDENTS: THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER. & I know I did the proper thing & the only thing for any other proper minded man to do. I would not ask the worst hun I ever knew or Lorum Muller nor would you ask that C.W. Grain be put through the degrading & soul sapping experience I have gust gone through for Old England. I shall never again be as good an Englishman as I have been. Nothing but the fact that I am still eager & keen to help beat the enemy made me submit quietly & still makes me carry on.& also the certainty that it is the bigest thing to do leaves me still a willing British Soldier I can say that in my nearly 3 years soldering I have never done a single thing to bring discredid on the uniform I have worn or a thing that I would mind You or my sisters or any other