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"Jexcuse for the English defeat, that most of the Leander crew were rowing in other rages, whereas the Belgians reserved themselves. entirely for the one event. In the second place, the Leander crew, though magnificent individually, was not perfect collectively. As we ventured to suggest in a previous article, the Oxford style and. the Cambridge new style of the last two years' development did not coalesce and it is an axiom in rowing that a crew of comparatively indifferent oarsmen, if properly "together," will generally taneously in the northern, southern central provinces. As these revolution-\d) detest the best eight men who are not ary societies possess no qualified leaders capable of properly combining such undisciplined and wild spirits as are ici found in the ranks of the Kolao Hui toy Such an eight can never stand being bustled when the men are beginning to tire; and that is precisely what happened to Leander, who were leading by half a length at the Mile, Original fi
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