The appeal made in my name has produced over fifty million pounds thus enabling the war organisation of the Red Cross and St. John to carry out its task of alleviating the sufferings of our sick, wounded, and prisoners of war...

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1945
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The appeal made in my name has produced over fifty million pounds thus enabling the war organisation of the Red Cross and St. John to carry out its task of alleviating the sufferings of our sick, wounded, and prisoners of war... In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Printed letter from Henry, Duke of Gloucester, sent out in thanks for help in his Penny-a-week fund for the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John. Government House, Canberra is given as the sender's address.

Publication/Creation

[Canbera] : [publisher not identified], 1945.

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1 letter

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The title has been taken from wording on the object.

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