Received recently from England, two letters, which are published below. give further examples of the spirit and fortitude with which the heavy bombing raids on England are being received by the people. One writer says "I must say that from all oneself hears, sees, and hears from others, there is a feeling of confidence and determination whatever the trials may be that we have to un-dargo." This is so typical of the feeling expressed in countless letters written from England as almost to provide a standing sentence whereby the true sentiment of the nation can be described, The letters follow:—
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
