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Sir Archibald John Macdonald Bart. (1871-1919) of Woolmer Lodge, Liphook, Hants | Sir Archibald John Macdonald Bart. (1871-1919) of Woolmer Lodge, Liphook, Hants | ||
1907. "Messrs. [[George Du Cros]], [[Warwick Joseph Wright|Warwick Wright]], [[William Du Cros]], [[D'Arcy Baker]], and [[Macaulay Mort]] have followed the example of [[ | 1907. "Messrs. [[George Du Cros]], [[Warwick Joseph Wright|Warwick Wright]], [[William Du Cros]], [[D'Arcy Baker]], and [[Macaulay Mort]] have followed the example of [[Archibald John Macdonald| Sir A. J. Macdonald]] and [[Walter Gibbons| Mr. Walter Gibbons]] and resigned from the Royal Automobile Club, in Order to entirely sever their connection with the Motor Union, of whose imitation of the Automobile Association's road work they disapprove." <ref>[[The Autocar 1907/09/14]]</ref> | ||
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Sir Archibald John Macdonald Bart. (1871-1919) of Woolmer Lodge, Liphook, Hants
1907. "Messrs. George Du Cros, Warwick Wright, William Du Cros, D'Arcy Baker, and Macaulay Mort have followed the example of Sir A. J. Macdonald and Mr. Walter Gibbons and resigned from the Royal Automobile Club, in Order to entirely sever their connection with the Motor Union, of whose imitation of the Automobile Association's road work they disapprove." [1]
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