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Excerpt from A Fortnight in London Schools
Learning from the Executive Office that great confidence was reposed in the ability of John Richardson, Headmaster of the Sandford Row L. C. 0. School for Boys, I decided that any information received from him would be authoritative. I found in him a thorough gentleman, an educational leader, and a student of educational topics. To him I am indebted for the History of Primary Education in England. He used every ef fort to furnish me with any information which he considered useful for my report. For his untiring efforts in my behalf and for his demeanor towards me, I am sincerely thankful.
To Alfred Mosely, that lover of all mankind, I owe a debt of gratitude for his personal attention and for assistance ren dered. I trust I may be a better school man from having come under his in?uence.
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