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The exact size of the Canadian garrison that is now in Newfoundland is a military secret, but there are plenty of our lads assisting the Americans. Tw(...)
The exact size of the Canadian garrison that is now in Newfoundland is a military secret, but there are plenty of our lads assisting the Americans. Tw(...)

The exact size of the Canadian garrison that is now in Newfoundland is a military secret, but there are plenty of our lads assisting the Americans. Tw(...)

Date4/11/1942
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Original Toronto Star caption: The exact size of the Canadian garrison that is now in Newfoundland is a military secret; but there are plenty of our lads assisting the Americans. Two of the boys from Canada feed live shells into a coast defence gun.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
    Object NumberTSPA_0002148F
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    Rough coast of Newfoundland will become even more inhospitable to any would-be-invader once these lads get ashore
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    Cover features: title and composition information within framing; inset facsimile photograph of…
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    The sea lads trusty companion : being instructions given to the lads and boys assembled at the Marine Society's office in Bishopsgate-Street; waiting 'till commission or warrant officers in the Royal Navy request them as servants, in order to their being bred seamen; also masters in the merchants service, enquiring for boys to serve them as apprentices at sea: comprhending rules of life with regard to moral and religious obligations. With a state of the Society to the 24th Nov. 1778 /cby J.H. Esq
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    1814
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