Alma Russell Letters
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| − | Nov. 25/17 Pte. F.J. Allen 478910 R.C.R. | + | Nov. 25/17 |
| − | Crescent War Hospital Croydon Surry | + | Pte. F.J. Allen 478910 R.C.R. |
| − | Darling Mum:- I expect you know by now I am in "Dear old Blighty" again as I managed to get a card to | + | Crescent War Hospital |
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| + | Darling Mum:- I expect you know by now I am in "Dear old Blighty" again as I managed to get a card to Tabby telling her to drop you a line, so you would know I was alright. Mole tells me Dad is getting on fine, one consolation, he will be alright for the duration now. I am glad he isn't still at the front as I would worry about him a lot more now I have been there, as I know what it is like now. I am feeling fine now, getting over the Trench fever. It was mostly shock that brought it on. A shell exploded within a few feet of the hole I was in and the shock took my breath away for a minute and I fell sick after that. I am a bit shaky yet, so that accounts for the writing Fred Eels is in hospital somewhere, | ||
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| + | BC Archives, MS-1901 | ||
| + | Box 1 | ||
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| + | RUSSELL, Alma M., 1873 – 1964. Victoria; librarian. | ||
| + | Selected letters and a photograph from Corporal Frederick John Allen, 1917. | ||
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Nov. 25/17 Pte. F.J. Allen 478910 R.C.R. Crescent War Hospital Croydon Surry
Darling Mum:- I expect you know by now I am in "Dear old Blighty" again as I managed to get a card to Tabby telling her to drop you a line, so you would know I was alright. Mole tells me Dad is getting on fine, one consolation, he will be alright for the duration now. I am glad he isn't still at the front as I would worry about him a lot more now I have been there, as I know what it is like now. I am feeling fine now, getting over the Trench fever. It was mostly shock that brought it on. A shell exploded within a few feet of the hole I was in and the shock took my breath away for a minute and I fell sick after that. I am a bit shaky yet, so that accounts for the writing Fred Eels is in hospital somewhere,
BC Archives, MS-1901 Box 1 File 1 RUSSELL, Alma M., 1873 – 1964. Victoria; librarian. Selected letters and a photograph from Corporal Frederick John Allen, 1917.