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Jim Scouse: how a mysterious housemaster embodied good diplomacy
The International Centre, Sevenoaks School, in autumn 1990 (above) and autumn 1991 (below). In both photos Jim Scouse (in glasses) is in the front row, just to the right of the Winter family, and yours truly is in the middle … Continue reading
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