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Engagement by Seamail : Letters between Mary Travers and Andrew Jack from 21st April 1928 to 9th June 1931
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Engagement by Seamail : Letters between Mary Travers and Andrew Jack from 21st April 1928 to 9th June 1931
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2012...
2012
Engagement by Seamail : Letters between Mary Travers and Andrew Jack from 21st April 1928 to 9th June 1931
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'The courtship of Andrew Jack, a steamship officer working in India and Ceylon, and Mary Travers, of a Tasmanian farming family, was recorded for posterity in a series of witty, touching and eloquent letters the pair exchanged between 1928 and 1931. These have been gathered in this volume along with historical notes by Mary's relatives and contemporary photographs reprinted from the original negatives for this book. This book gives a fascinating glimpse into another time and place and a timeless romance.' (Publisher's blurb)
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'Continuation of the acclaimed Engagement by Seamail chronicling the life of Mary Jack (nee Travers) in the leadup to WWII. Also includes letters from Archibald (Bill) Travers, an RAF Blenheim bomber crewman who was lost in the Battle of Ceylon in 1942.' (Publisher's blurb)
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