The graves of David Thomas, M.S. Richardson and David Pritchard
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The graves of David Thomas, M.S. Richardson and David Pritchard
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| Author |
Lindsay, Kate
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| Notes |
Point 110 New Military Cemetery lies just behind what was the front line and contains the graves of David Thomas, M.S. Richardson and David Pritchard. These three men were friends of Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves. They were killed on the same night, the 18th/19th March 1916. This series of deaths affected Sassoon and Graves deeply, their grief dealt with at length later in their writing. Their graves can be found at Point 110 New Military Cemetery, Fricourt, France.
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| Item date |
10th July 2008
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| Creation place |
Fricourt, Somme
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| Cataloguer |
Kate Lindsay
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| Filename |
CXTPROPHOTOS - 59.jpg
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| Copyright |
The First World War poetry Digital Archive, University of Oxford
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| Repository name |
The First World War Poetry Digital Archive
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| Repository address line1 |
13 Banbury Road
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| Repository address line2 |
Oxford
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| Repository address Zip code |
OX2 6NN
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| Repository address country |
UK
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Collection
Citation
“The graves of David Thomas, M.S. Richardson and David Pritchard,” by Lindsay, Kate. The First World War poetry Digital Archive, University of Oxford via First World War Poetry Digital Archive, accessed April 28, 2024, http://ww1lit.nsms.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/collections/item/5446.
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