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Commemorating the Fallen of WW1
Commemorating the Fallen of WW1 – Winning the Victoria Cross
A surgeon’s story – from The Old Radleian, 2008
The WW1 cartoonists featured in the collection at Radley College
Lest we forget
War Memorials
Commemorating WW2 – D-Day 6th June 1944
The South African War Memorial, 1899-1902
Letter proposing a War Memorial, 1902
Radleians serving in the Boer War, 1899-1902
Obituary Calverley Trevelyan Hancock (B Social 1893)
Obituary George Lockhart Greenshields (G Social 1890)
Obituary Alexander Nelson Hood (D Social 1887)
Obituary Charles Westrow Hulse (1872)
Obituary Archibald Ronald Armadale Macdonald (C Social 1894)
Obituary Hugh Robertson (D Social 1894)
Obituary Harold John Stanton (G Social 1892)
Obituary Edward Robert Prevost Woodgate (1855)
The Boer War – letters from South Africa sent to The Radleian magazine
The Boer War – letters from South Africa sent to The Radleian magazine. No. 2
The Boer War – letters from South Africa to the Radleian magazine. No. 3
The Boer War – letters from South Africa sent to The Radleian magazine. No. 4
The Boer War – letters from South Africa sent to The Radleian magazine. No. 5
The Boer War – letters from South Africa sent to The Radleian magazine. No. 6
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Book launch 30 November 2019
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Virtual School – introduction
A brief history of Radley College
Historical Background
Singleton, Sewell and the ideal of a school: St Columba’s College, Stackallan and St Peter’s College, Radley
The Stonhouse and Bowyer families, and Radley Hall estate
Radley Hall School, 1819-1844
Radley Hall examination paper, 1837
29th May, 1847 (Saturday) – Extract from The Oxford Chronicle
The Fellows of St Peter’s College, Radley
The Fellows of St. Columba’s College, Stackallan
The servitors
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Description of the Organ
The arms of Radley College
Henry Taunt’s photographs of Radley College
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The College Statutes
Silence in the dormitory / Sileatur in dormitorio
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The Radley Psalter
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William Sewell
Captain William Haskoll
Henry Sewell
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Edward Howard
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New boys, 1849
New boys: August – December 1848
New boys: January – July 1848
Nugent Wade
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World Book Day
The Cartoon Collection
The cartoonists featured in the collection at Radley College
The WW1 cartoonists featured in the collection at Radley College
Music manuscript
Early printing / incunabula
Buffon’s Natural history
The Silver Book
The Gold Book
Nomina Palmam Ferentia
The Godley Letters
The Talbot Letters
The Wrinch papers
“Turkish manuscript”
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100 years of rugby at Radley, 1914-2014
Radley at the Olympics
Fencing
A brief history of Fives at Radley
Cadet Corps
The Cadet Corps, 1909-2009
OTC photograph
The G.H.Q. line near Radley
Poetry
Radley and poetry
Jonathan Griffin
Harold Monro (D Social, 1892)
The Newdigate Prize
Drama at Radley
150 years of drama at Radley
Shakespeare at Radley
List of Productions at Radley
Music at Radley College: a reconstructed history
A choral gallery: photos of Radley College choir
Natural History
Natural History Society
British moths and their transformations
A study of the genus paeonia
School website
100 Radley Objects
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