Personal data
| Name | Gosse |
|---|---|
| Initials | P.H.G. |
| Christian name | Philip Henry George |
| Date and place of birth | ?; 13.08.1879 |
| Profession | Doctor of Medicine |
Extra information
- Information
- Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge
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- Gosse and Tubby knew each other before the war. Their New Forest homes were only a few miles distant.
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- Author of 'Memoirs of a Camp-Follower' (1934). Writer on natural history.
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- Died at Cambridge
Military data
| Rank | Medical Officer |
|---|---|
| Regiment / Unit | 69 Field Ambulance (23 Division) |
| Date of death |
Other information
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- In the autumn of 1916 Tubby visited Gosse, who was billeted in a Poperinge convent at the time, to discuss what should be done about a shell-shocked boy who had deserted and come to Talbot House. Eventually they managed to get the boy back to England.
Media
Sources
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- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index