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Description
SOLDIER, SAILOR, PRIEST: Biography of Rev G.T. Robson 1887-1979
by Jack Harker
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 0473015552
Format: small softcover
Published: Challenge Communications 1992, 1st edition
Size (mm): 135 w x 210 h x 15 d
Pages: 184
SKU: A5/2301/0265/K544
ABOUT
The biography of the late Padre Robson, representing a significant era in Church and Military history in New Zealand.
Rev GT Robson served as a priest in Anglican rural home mission stations and parishes, as Chaplain to the New Zealand Territorial Forces (1914-1931) and saw active service overseas as Army Chaplain in the First World War (in 1917-1919). Following the First World War he returned to parish life, serving in St Mary's Hokianga and then St John's Te Awamutu.
He was Senior Chaplain Royal New Zealand Navy (1927-1948) and as the Navy Base Chaplain he was called upon for duty in all three services before the Second World War. He was awarded the OBE in 1940.
Illustrated with monochrome images
CONDITION
As new with only light shelf wear on covers
REMARKS
Increasingly scarce
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