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Letters: Why can't we change after a hundred years, POW MIA Recognition Day
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Letters: Why can't we change after a hundred years, POW MIA Recognition Day
Why can’t we change? Theo Cockerell arrived in “West Cliff” by train in July 1887, and for the next three or so years he recorded his observations in letters that he posted to friends, colleagues, and family back home in England. And almost 140 years later, evidently, the Westcliffe area hasn’t changed. Cockerell resided in and around West Cliff and Silver Cliff until he returned to England in 1890. What follows are selected circumstances that h…
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