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| 11 Mar 2026 | |
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From Cranleigh’s first Speech Day in 1866, prizes of books were awarded to boys. As now, these were usually chosen by the recipient and until the inter-war years were then bound and embossed with the School crest and a label affixed inside. This copy dates from 1882 and was presented to the winner of the Lower Sixth Mathematics award.
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