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Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murry : F. G. Frost, Apr. 1, 1919
Description: Letter to President Murray from F. L. Frost, who, following the war, wound up in England suffering from "nerves", and is now attending school at Oxford. He finds people at Oxford to be quite embracing of "colonial" students. Shell shock., PresidentWar ; The Western Front
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Date: 1919-04-01

Title: Soldiers' Letters to W. C. Murray : F. G. Frost, Oct. 10, 1918
Description: Letter to President Murray relating the circumstances of a Lieutenant Anderson's death, and the location of his grave., PresidentWar ; The Western Front
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Date: 1918-10-10

Title: W. C. Murray's letters to soldiers : Francis G. Frost, Nov. 9, 1918
Description: Letter from President Murray with an eye towards peace, and grief for both Lieut. Anderson and professor Bateman who have been killed., PresidentWar ; The Western Front
Date: 1918-11-09

Title: The Sheaf vol. 3, April 1915, no.6
Description: Includes a note on the year, an image of the University Company of the 28th Battalion, an article titled "War and the Canadian Universities" . Student biographies: Hugh Aird, T. G. Carlton, J. G. Coghill, John G. B. Diefenbaker , Frederick J. Freer, Frances George Frost, J. Donald Graham, Robert C. Grant, Arthur C. Gruchy, Lawson Armstrong Hunter, William Y. Hunter, Ray L. Klaholz, Reginald M. Luckraft, Victor Lyon, Michael Allan MacMillan, Peter G. Makaroff, Stanley McDonald Mighton, Robert C. Moir, Douglas E. Sayer, John A. Weir, John Strain, Thomas Edward Anderson, Renwick William Hunter Anderson, V. S. Amundson, John Alex Binnie, Robert William Broadfoot, Leonard Arthur Bryan, Thomas Caldwell, Arthur John Fahl, Thomas Hampson, James Harvey Harrop, William Ibbetson, Wibur Allen Kirkpatrick, Allen Shawe Kyle, Allan A. Smith, Edwin Earnest Thomson,, LifeonCampus

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