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An esteemed correspondent writes: ‘A copy of your Journal being handed to me has made me think it ought to be the Journal for Lecturers, our number is legion now-a-days and we ought to use some medium for communication with one another.”
It was our intention to publish a lst of prominent lecturers who cater for the wants of suburban Institutes and Societies, on similar lines to the Lanternists’ Register, but most of those we approached were tied to Lecture Agencies who prohibit them from publishing names and addresses.
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