Graves, Richard
Private Record PR83/127 First World War, 1914-1918COPY OF AN EPIC POEM TITLED, "ON GALLIPOLI" WRITTEN BY GRAVES
Thwaites, Michael Rayner (Poet, b.1915 - d.2005) Accession Number: 3DRL/3287
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Copy of a commemorative poem entitled "The ANZAC Graves on Gallipoli" by Michael Rayner Thwaites.
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3DRL/3287
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Poem
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