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Letter: Duncan Campbell obituary

Christopher Gordon writes: Duncan Campbell first ventured into journalism aged eight

✍ Christopher Gordon

🕒 25 Jun 2025 15:38

Letter: Duncan Campbell obituary

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Duncan Campbell first ventured into journalism aged eight, in 1952-53. At Edinburgh academy he and I created, co-edited and produced the Class Four Magazine, a mixture of news, feature pieces and cartoons. There was only a single copy of each edition – bound with split pin brass paper fasteners. The back page was reserved for “Readers’ Comments”.

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