Describes getting caught in a 'strafe' / in reserves / playing Bach / bored of war / mistakes in battle / the terrifying noise made by machine guns / mending wires / casualties from the strafe / watching the farmers make hay / includes a musical score for 'The Song the Signallers Sung' / very pleased because Ivor Gurney might be recommended for a DCM / mentions Robert Bridges writing about Lord Kitchener / poems for the 'Saturday Westminster' / intends to ask some questions of some officers', etc. behaviour when he is back in England.
Identifier
7548.cpd | IG-41-26 |
6569.jpg | IG-41-26.jpg
6570.jpg | IG-41-26f1r.jpg
6571.jpg | IG-41-26f1v.jpg
6572.jpg | IG-41-26f2r.jpg
6573.jpg | IG-41-26f2v.jpg
6574.jpg | IG-41-26f3r.jpg
6575.jpg | IG-41-26f3v.jpgCreator
Gurney, Ivor (1890-1937)Date
29th June 1916Date Created
29/06/1916Spatial
FranceSource
LeafMedium
PaperFormat
PencilType
Letter |
LetterPages
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Number of Pages
7Contributor
Alisa MillerRights
The Ivor Gurney Archive, Gloucestershire Archives / The Ivor Gurney EstateCollection ID
Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26 | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26.1r | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26.1v | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26.2r | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.262.v | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26.3r | Papers of Ivor Gurney 41.26.3vRepository Name
The Ivor Gurney ArchiveRepository Address
Gloucestershire Archives, Clarence Row, Alvin Street, Gloucester, GL1 3DW, UK
