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Acknowledgment
In preparing this short account of the School I have been most fortunate in
being able to seek and gain the wise advice of Lord Radcliffe, Chairman of
our Governing Body, of Sir Ralph Turner, whose unique experience reaches
back to the early days of the story, and of Col. Hugh Moyse-Bartlett and Mr
John Bracken, who as Secretary and Deputy Secretary of the School always
know more than appears on paper. 1 am indebted also to Professor Bernard
Lewis, who was a fellow student at the School in the middle 1950s; and to
Miss Doreen Wainwright, who has brought into existence the nucleus of an
archive on the history of the School, which we trust will be kept alive and
up-to-date in the years to come. C.H.P. |
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