Letters from a Headmaster's Study (1949-1977)

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When I was a St. Albans student and Charles Martin spoke, I listened. You'll enjoy listening, too. He speaks with wisdom and strength grown from years of experience. * Donald E. Graham * ...remind[s] one of what can and should be the best in any educator) dedication to the development of each individual student, a sense of excitement in watching young people grow up, a clear notion of what is good and right, and a committment to instilling a sense of justice in one's students. * The Instrumentalist * Many heads have read and enjoyed copies of Charlie Martin's 'Letters' over the past decades. His easy, conversational, anecdotal style made their reading pleasant and relevant. But their contents were perceptive, powerful and persuasive. In him, the roles of headmaster and Canon were blended into a seamless whole... * The Head's Letter * Many heads have read and enjoyed copies of Charlie Martin's 'Letters' over the past decades. His easy, conversational, anecdotal style made their reading pleasant and relevant. But their contents were perceptive, powerful and persuasive. In him, the roles of headmaster and Canon were blended into a seamless whole... * The Head's Letter * When I was a St. Albans student and Charles Martin spoke, I listened. You'll enjoy listening, too. He speaks with wisdom and strength grown from years of experience. * Donald E. Graham * ...remind[s] one of what can and should be the best in any educator) dedication to the development of each individual student, a sense of excitement in watching young people grow up, a clear notion of what is good and right, and a committment to instilling a sense of justice in one's students. * The Instrumentalist *