Rachel Cleland's family letters, 1952-1968

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Series 3
Content Summary:
Rachel Cleland adopted the habit of keeping her large family and circle of friends informed of her activities, by duplicating a "round robin" letter every now and then. In the early years, these were quite frequent, but became "Christmas letters" in later years. Thus she was able to keep a copy for herself, and later used these like a diary to write her books.

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Parkes Place
Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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