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A Letter to Sir Charles Forbes ... on the Suppression of Public Discussion in India, and the Banishment, Without Trial, of Two British Editors from That Country by the Acting Governor-General, Mr. Adam
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Charles Forbes' War Diary
Copy of war diary of Patricia Green's uncle, Charles Forbes. He lived in O'Shanassy Street and attended Errol Street School. As well as the diary, there is ephemera and copies of photographs and letters relating to his war service.
