Henry John Lawson: Opinions
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Some opinions of the man by those who actually knew him
1904 May. Barrister stated in court. 'Lawson was man of indomitable perseverance. No failure or succession of failures in company promotions any way daunted him. His modesty also was unconquerable. He never associated himself with the companies which he promoted. Not even at an annual dinner which might take the place of an annual meeting did his modesty permit him to publish his name in the papers. Lawson's addresses were numerous, and had comprised offices Regent-street, Victoria-street, and Holborn-viaduct.'[1]
'The most extraordinary English pioneer of them all.. and was the founder of the motor car industry in England and of the world's motor and cycle trade' -H. O. Duncan
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Nottingham Evening Post - Tuesday 10 May 1904