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Acknowledgements

I would above all like to thank those who contributed some of their time and memories towards this investigation: John Owen Smith, Sue Hodgkinson, Peter Spice, and Chris Webb. I would also like to thank the people at the National Archives, Hampshire Record Office, National Trust Thames and Solent Office and Haslemere Herald for their assistance.

I am also indebted towards Dave Robinson, Phil Rowe and Laura McAtackney at the University of Bristol.

This investigation is dedicated to all those who once lived on Superior Camp.

(c) Matthew Tilley