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The Structural Engineer, Volume 74, Issue 3, 1996

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Entrepreneur, teacher, politician and above all, engineering genius - these are the qualities that stand out when one looks in retrospect at the life and career of the late Sir Edmund Happold. He made an outstanding contribution to the work of this Institution as well as to the wider disciplines of building and civil engineering.

John D. Allen

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