SOURCE: “Eddie Marsh,” in The Spectator, No. 6490, November 14, 1952, pp. 623-24.
In the following essay, Pope-Hennessy praises Marsh's career achievements, contending that his name “is amongst the most eminent that his generation can boast.”
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