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Said Norman MacLeod, one time [[Private Secretary to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty]]:
Said Norman MacLeod, one time Private Secretary to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty:


:Pretyman was not the most congenial of my chiefs, but he was certainly the ablest and it was sheer bad luck that he never reached Cabinet rank.<sup>1</sup>
:Pretyman was not the most congenial of my chiefs, but he was certainly the ablest and it was sheer bad luck that he never reached Cabinet rank.<ref>MacLeod.  Letter to Marder, 26 March, 1966.  p. 5.</ref>


Pretyman was made Chairman of the [[Admiralty Reconstruction Committee]] by Sir Eric Geddes.
Pretyman was made Chairman of the [[Admiralty Reconstruction Committee]] by Sir Eric Geddes.
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# MacLeodLetter to Marder, 26 March, 1966p. 5.  
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==Bibliography==
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*"Mr. E. G. Pretyman" (Obituaries). ''The Times''Friday, 27 November, 1931Issue '''45991''', col E, pg. 14.
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Revision as of 17:35, 13 November 2010

Said Norman MacLeod, one time Private Secretary to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty:

Pretyman was not the most congenial of my chiefs, but he was certainly the ablest and it was sheer bad luck that he never reached Cabinet rank.[1]

Pretyman was made Chairman of the Admiralty Reconstruction Committee by Sir Eric Geddes.

Footnotes

  1. MacLeod. Letter to Marder, 26 March, 1966. p. 5.

Bibliography

  • "Mr. E. G. Pretyman" (Obituaries). The Times. Friday, 27 November, 1931. Issue 45991, col E, pg. 14.