His mates died for freedom
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One of the ballot papers was examined to see if it was a spoiled paper.
The ‘No’ box was heavily crossed, encircled and underlined. Underneath was written in a frail hand: “For me mates who died.”
His mates had died for freedom.
Florence Jenner
Buckholt Avenue
Bexhill
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