[r-t] Re: Exercise Mathods

[King, Peter R]

The frontispiece in the book gives under the copyright, the author's name then Principal, College of Campanology, 40, Parkstone Avenue, southsea, Hants. I presume this is where York-Bramble came from. The Patron of the college appeared to be the Lord Bishop of Portsmouth. The book claims to have been printed in the 10th year of the college. Beyond that there doesn't appear to be much informaiton about what the college did. The froeward was by Gilbert Thurlow. (I realise we are now drifting into history and away from theory).


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From: ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net on behalf of Glenn Taylor
Sent: Mon 31/01/2005 17:29
To: ringing-theory at bellringers.net
Subject: Re: [r-t] Re: Exercise Mathods
 
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I have a copy of a book titled "Method Structure in Change Ringing" by
Albert York-Bramble published by the College of Campanology (whatever that
may have been)...
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As I understand it this was a "ringing school" based at St.John-on-the-Wall
in Bristol. Somebody older than me can probably provide details.

Glenn Taylor
Bristol



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