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1907. "Messrs. [[George Du Cros]], [[Warwick Joseph Wright|Warwick Wright]], [[William Du Cros]], [[D'Arcy Baker]], and [[Macaulay Mort]] have followed the example of [[A. J. 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 Magazine of 14th September 1907</ref>
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