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BRITISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS WAR MEMORIALS by KERNOT, C F pp.140-141 Source: Image Library NIWM Published:ROBERTS AND NEWTON 1927 LONDON The War Memorial Building took five years to construct, and includes an inscription from J S Arkwright's hymn, 'O Valiant Hearts'. Joiners were A Brockett and W Penfold. Opened by the Prime Minister. He and the Archbishop of Canterbury were both Old Harrovians.

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"Harrow Memorials of the Great War." Book of Remembrance printed by the Medici Society for Harrow School in 6 volumes published 1918-1921. Contains brief biography and photograph of 631 Old Harrovians killed in the Great War. 1000 copies printed.