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Papers of Frederick Orpen Bower
Correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower 1917-1922
Correspondence of Frederick Orpen Bower, William Gibson Farlow to RJ Harvey Gibson
Letter to Frederick Orpen Bower from William Fowler |
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GB 0248 DC 002/14/201 |
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25 December 1918 |
Extent and medium of the unit of description |
1 letter |
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Scope and Content |
Letter to Frederick Orpen Bower from William Fowler in which he states that his prolongued and enforced stay at Smyrna probably saved him the fate suffered by some of his fellow students during world war one. He tells Bower that he received his dismissal from the International College 6 months after Turkey entered the war and that he had hoped to be home by now but there has been no transport available and he has not got the money to pay for his passage from Egypt. He has been teaching for 2 weeks in the Victoria College in Alexandria but he isn't sure whether there will be work for him after the vacation or whether the government would send him home. He describes Alexandria as a progressive city but tells Bower that he would prefer to be in Glasgow. |
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