Our Wonderful Wounded

Issue No.

325-1

Date Released

14 Nov 1917

Stories in this Issue:

Story No. within this Issue: 2 / 5
Summary: [SUBTITLE]: "The King and the Queen were deeply impressed with the cheeriness and courage of the wounded they visited at Bath." Row of seated men with crutches. King George V talks to one. King, Queen and Mayor of Bath pass through open are in town with crowds, including soldier convalescents, watching. Convalescent men outside building. Queen Mary talking to one man, with King talking to another behind her.
Keywords: Royalty; Local government; Casualties
Length of story (in feet): 63

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