Memoir in Friendship
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Overview and Issue
[edit | edit source]- Appreciation for years of friendship with Alastair and Dorothy Dunnett.
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Abstract
[edit | edit source]- Mr. Peters first meeting with Dorothy Dunnett came when Alistair Dunnett asked him to accompany his wife to the cinema. He was a new recruit to the Daily Record and recently returned from his WW II at the Khyber Pass. This began a long friendship with the Peters and the Dunnetts. His tribute reads 'Dear Dorothy! She is always tremendous company. She possesses a bubbling personality. She is an industry in herself as she devotes herself to her busy, active life of writing and associated travel. She and her husband constituted a marvellous partnership in their marriage. They were also the perfect hosts at their beautiful and fascinating home'.
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[edit | edit source]- The exterior of the Daily Record building, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, in Renfield Lane, Glasgow, early 20th century.
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