Cedric Sandford (1924-2004) - Gentleman and Scholar

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Published on 01 Apr 04 by "AUSTRALIAN TAX FORUM" JOURNAL ARTICLE

In 1728 in The Complete English Gentleman Daniel Defoe noted a distinction between the gentleman and the scholar, suggesting the essential qualities of both were unlikely to be found in one person. With respect, Defoe got it wrong. The life of Emeritus Professor Cedric Sandford, who died recently at the age of 79, shows how the qualities of both the gentleman and the scholar can be successfully combined in one person.

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Chris is a Professor, School of Taxation & Business Law, UNSW Australia, Extraordinary Professor, Department of Taxation, University of Pretoria, and Senior Research Fellow, Tax Law and Policy Research Group, Monash University. - Current at 06 October 2016

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