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couldn’t find a millionaire to risk it….Dawney wanted 300 at £10.10.0. Finally we compromised on 100 at 30 guineas. If the bills pass £3000 I’ll…
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LH 9/13/42 for a soldier isn’t worth prosecuting for civil libel, & finds the ordinary prison (for criminal libel) a comfortable quiet life after a…
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LH 9/13/42 for a soldier. isn’t worth prosecuting for civil libel, & finds the ordinary prison (for criminal libel) a comfort- able quiet life after…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 1. 1. 24 Bovington Dear Wavell Soldiers stink, & I haven’t any other clothes here. Therefore a week-end rules itself…
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To Major General A. F. Wavell. Cloud’s Hill Morton Dorset. 23. 1. 24 Dear Wavell Press of hestility must be my excuse for not writing.…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. Cloud’s Hill Norton Dorset. 23. 1. 24 Dear Wavell Press of bestiality must be my excuse for not writing.…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. Clouds’ Hill Moreton Dorset 19. VII. 24 Dear Wavell I heard from Stirling, & marvel of marvels, have replied…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell, Clouds’ HillMoreton 7. X. 24 Dear Wavell I’m a bit slow in answering; but I couldn’t get across, after…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 338171 A.C.II. Shaw Hut 105 R.A.F. Cadets College Cranwell Lines. 29. VIII. 25 Dear Wavell Your letter has followed…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 338171 A.C.II Shaw Hut 105 R.A.F. Cadets College Cranwell Lines. 29. VIII. 25 Dear Wavell Your letter has followed…
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338171 A.C.2. Shaw Hut 108, R.A.F. Cadet College Cranwell 9. 5. 26 Lines. I do odd jobs in “B” Flight. They found out I could…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 9. 2. 23 Dear Wavell I am reading your book, and liking it very much. My first vanity, when…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 9. 2. 28 Dear Wavell I am reading your book, and liking it very much. My first vanity, when…
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Very many thanks indeed for the book. I’ll try & write you again, when I’ve done it justice, so far as reading-time goes. T.E.Shaw. LH…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 338171 A/C Shaw R.A.F. Catterick 31. 3. 29 Plymouth. Sir Wavell I wonder if you are still on the…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell. 338171 A/c Shaw R.A.F. Caernarvon Plymouth. 31. 3. 29 Dear Wavell I wonder if you are still on the…
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LH 9/13/42 To Major General A. P. Wavell, S. 4. 29 333171 A/C Shaw R.A.F. Chitternes Irvranath. Dear Wavell I can’t come this week-end :-…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell, 335171 A/C Shaw 26, IV. 29 R.A.F. Caernarvon Plymouth, Dear Wavell Can’t get away yet : it will have…
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Cattowater 23. VII. 29 Dear Wavell I move to Calshot tomorrow, and send you this thing as I move. The original MS. is on loan:…
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Trenchard has read it. I do not think he couldhave understood quite how well I meant, quite how well Ihave written about the Air: for…
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To Major General A. P. Wavell, Myrtle Cottage Mort[illegible] Southampton 5. IX. 32 I have carried your address about with me in a booklet for…
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13 Birmingham St.Southampton Sl. VIII, 33 Now what am I to call you? “My dear Li” you say:“My dear General”. But have you recognised the…
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Lt 9/3/42 15 Birmingham St. Southampton Sl. VIII, 33 Now what am I to call you? “My dear General”, but have they recognised the in-…
