1918-06-23, Charles to Mary

Authors

Charles W. Earley

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., U.S. Soldiers, correspondence, Infantry, Western Front, artillery, France, Massachusetts, romance, soldier slang, Worchester, MA, women at home, german soldiers, patriotism, nationalism, racial slur, racial stereotype, photograph, prisoners of war, homesickness, postwar hopes, rainy weather

Publication Date

6-23-1918

Subject Terms

Charles W. Earley; June 23, 1918; World War 1914 1918 United States. Army American Expeditionary Forces; World War 1914 1918 United States. Regimental histories Coast Artillery; World War 1914 1918 United States. Regimental histories 56th Field Artillery Brigade Battery; World War 1914 1918 Description and travel France; World War 1914 1918 Prisoners of war -- France;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_ Earley _worldwarone_1918-06-23_002

Recommended Citation

Earley, Charles W., "1918-06-23, Charles to Mary" (1918). Charles W. Earley First World War correspondence. 2.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/cwearley_collection/2

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