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David Rorie (1867-1946), physician and poet
| 1896-1946 |
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NRAS2592/A12/1
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Notebook dated 1896 - 1897
| 1896-1897 |
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NRAS2592/A12/2
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Notebook containing a number of poems by Dr. Rorie
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NRAS2592/A12/3
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Notebook dated 1902
| 1902 |
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NRAS2592/A12/4
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'Isabella Jones; a ballad of sadness' (by Dr. David Rorie)
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NRAS2592/A12/5
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'The Lum Hat (In French) Drole de Chapeau;' translated by Felix Rose
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NRAS2592/A12/6
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'My peace I give unto you' (a poem) by Colonel David Rorie
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NRAS2592/A12/7
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'The Paurliament Hoose' (a poem) by Easton Weston (Dr. David Rorie)
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NRAS2592/A12/8
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Tam and Tib or Maun dae is aye maisterfu" (a poem), composed by Dr. David Rorie and sung by him at the Banquet given to the Canadian Curlers Broadside
| 1909 |
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1914 - 1918 War. Two Certificates awarded to Maj. (T/Lt - Col) D. Rorie, M.D., recording Mentions in Despatches from Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig on 9th April 1917 and on 8th November 1918
| 1917-1918 |
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