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Camden and its French Connections

Camden had a number of connections with France during the First World Ward and they have been recorded on the pages of the Camden News. They included Bastille Day celebrations and the memoirs of William Sidman in Paris in 1870 at the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war.

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A local newspaper view of the world in an international context

Provincial newspapers were an archive of local events and set them in the context of the international nature of the First World War

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The history of the local newspaper in the Macarthur region

The local newspapers of the Macarthur region have a very interesting history.