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be held by students from China.
These scholarships
will become available by stages and their holders will
be nominated by the Council of the Sino-British Cultural
Association.
We are anxious to give full publicity to both
these generous decisions which seem particularly valuable
in present circumstances as a mark of the University's
place in the promotion of Anglo-Chinese cultural ideals,
and it has occurred to us that
if
you, as a former-
Governor of the Colony and Vice-Chancellor of the University, weve
willing to write a short, article on the University it
be offered for birthinkin as "background"s
would very appropriately accompany the announcement of the
benefactions of the British Council and the Rhodes
Trustees.
I am accordingly writing to ask whether
With
you would be so good as to undertake this task. I hope very much
Yours sincerely,
Chart
you
will
(Signed) G. E. J. GENT.