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Finding the Forty-Seven: Canadian Nurses of the First World War
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This blog is dedicated to reclaiming the lives and experience of those Canadian nurses who died while serving overseas during World War I.
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Finding the Forty-Seven: Canadian Nurses of the First World War skip to main | skip to sidebar Finding the Forty-Seven: Canadian Nurses of the First World War This blog is dedicated to reclaiming the lives and experience of those Canadian nurses who died while serving overseas during World War I. Somewhere in France Thursday, September 15, 2016 It has been a long time since I've posted, but I wanted to let you know I'm alive and well and plan to start blogging regularly again soon. Until then, I've received a request and want to post it asap. It's to do with Carola Douglas, a nurse I've written extensively about. Here's the request: My name is Ben, and I'm an archiver for the Harbord Museum Archives. While researching one of our former students and honoured nursing sister Carola Douglas, we came across your 2012 blog post on her. What an incredible story. You mention that you received much of your information from Anna Douglas, a relative and family historian. We were...
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