Item 45 - Letter from William Wyse to J. G. Frazer

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Add. MS c/61/45

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Letter from William Wyse to J. G. Frazer

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  • 23 Sept. 1923 (Creation)

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Halford, Shipston on Stour - Describes his health and the declining health of his sister [Anne]; has a good maid, but finds the change since the war in the attitude of labourer's women assisting with washing and charing depressing; the children are spoiled, theft is referred to as 'pinching'; a 14 year old girl they employed was an idle liar, the rise of gambling ought to be checked; mourns [Francis] Jenkinson and others who are dying and moving away.

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      A typescript copy of this letter is housed as ADD.Ms.b.37/385.

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