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2 Fictional Presidents of the Cambridge Union Society

Will Bailey, a fictional character on The West Wing, a US television drama series, claimed to have been a 'former president of Cambridge Union'.

3 References

Cradock, Percy (1953). Recollections of the Cambridge Union 1815-1939. Cambridge: Bowes & Bowes.

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