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    Burnley Express - 19 August 1916

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    · 05 Mar 24

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    COPY. Hopetoun House, South Queensferry, N.B. 10th August, 1916. My dear Morrell,—You might do a good work if you could arouse the people of Burnley to look after these poor one-armed chaps. Work ought to be found for them. They cannot exist on their pension, and have suffered much for their country. I am utterly broken down with the work I have done in trying to defeat red tape and get justice for our gallant men.—Yours ever, (Signed) FREDRK. MILNER.

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