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c/o Capt Mackenzie
Amlo
Le Havre

Dear Mary,
I received your letter which was a bit longer than usual but you will have to do with a very short one from me this time as I have very little extra time to spare. I have no time during the day at all for writing and I am just writing this in a hurry in the sitting room as the Capt is out. I am fairly kept going you know. When the end of the month was up, the boss took it for another fifteen days so I don't know what will be the next shift But I am alright here at anyrate. I had the w [illegible] to whom the flat belongs to working with us two days. I will buy a cup of tea from you when I come next time. I don't know when we have fairly good weather here not much rain at all. Hope you will excuse this brief scrawl will write a longer one next time. Hope you will get the Glengarry. Write soon
With love from Dod

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WW1 letter from LC Murdoch Munro to Mary Munro, undated circa 1915 (c/o Capt Mackenzie-AMLO, Le Havre)

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LET_ND_c1915leHavre

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Munro, Murdoch (1895-1961)

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Murdoch writes from sitting room as the captain is out, and talks about having very little time.1 item (1 page). Slight discoloration, good condition.

1915

Le Havre (France)

glengarries (bonnets (Scottish caps);
Great Britain. Army. Seaforth Highlanders;
personal letter;
World War, 1914-1918--France;

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en-GB

26.2 cm (height) x
20.2 cm (width)

Scottish

black ink on paper

handwriting

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Murdoch Munro Collection

WW1 letter from LC Murdoch Munro to Mary Munro, undated circa 1915 (c/o Capt Mackenzie-AMLO, Le Havre)

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