Dearest Mother, Here it is Sunday again, as you will see by the date. You will have my first letters by now and I looking
Dear Mother, After 13 days weary travel we have at last arrived in England. We are not at Shorncliffe but at Bramshott Camp, two miles
My own dear Mother, No doubt you will have received my cards before this is sent to the rest of the family. When I am
Clifford has received letters from his young sister Evelyn and youngest brother Fred. He mentions his wife (Gladys) in Elgin, Man., about 45 kilometres, northwest
This is the earliest of the letters in the collection. It finds Clifford Bowes arriving at Camp Sewell, east of Brandon, Man., for basic training.
by Tom MacGregor “This is the saddest letter I will ever have to write,” so begins a letter by 25-year-old Clifford Bowes written near Vimy
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