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LABORATORY FOR PEACE by ROWLAND FOTHERGILL 1984

Book in lovely condition.

Dust cover rubbed with a few small tears.

284 pages

"The story of Ken and Lilian Mew and of the Ranche House College, Salisbury (now Harare). Ken was appointed principalship of the recently established Ranche House College in 1964 - a bold experiment in multiracial adult education based on the Capricorn ideals. Ken had no teaching qualifications, but his strength of character, crusading spirit and burning zeal to help create a society free of racial discrimination had already identified his leadership qualities. Many overseas university visitors participated in the work of the college, which by 1974 had catered for over 4600 students, half of which were black. As an island of racial harmony in a turbulent sea of racial strife, it was a popular venue for conferences, and a meeting place for foreign and local politicans seeking political settlement."