PARLIAMENTARY PORTRAITS
Life and art in Sweden were spoken about by Miss L. M. Cranwell, botanist at the Auckland museum, - who recently spent five months working on New Zealand peat problems at the Universities of Stockholm and Upsala. , Miss Cranwell described the Swedes as thoroughly modern in thought aind deed, yet preserving much that was charming from their pagan days. She also said they were intensely nature-conscious, and remarked that their independence of thought and speech was one of their most striking characteristics.' .
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21866, 20 August 1936, Page 10
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