Signers of The Original Appeal
The signers of the original appeal to Pope Paul VI were:
- Harold Acton
- Vladimir Ashkenazy
- John Bayler
- Lennox Berkeley
- Maurice Bowra
- Agatha Christie
- Kenneth Clark
- Nevill Coghill
- Cyril Connolly
- Colin Davis
- Hugh Delargy
- Robert Exeter
- Miles Fitzalen-Howard
- Constantine Fitzgibbon
- William Glock
- Magdalen Gofflin
- Robert Graves
- Graham Greene
- Ian Greenless
- Joseph Grimond
- Harman Grisewood
- Colin Hardie
- Rupert Hart-Davis
- Barbara Hepworth
- Auberon Herbert
- John Jolliffe
- David Jones
- Osbert Lancaster
- Cecil Day Lewis
- Compton Mackenzie
- George Malcolm
- Max Mallowan
- Alfred Marnau
- Yehudi Menuhin
- Nancy Mitford
- Raymond Mortimer
- Malcolm Muggeridge
- Iris Murdoch
- John Murray
- Sean O'Faolain
- E.J. Oliver
- Oxford and Asquith
- F.R. Leavis
- William Plomer
- Kathleen Raine
- William Rees-Mogg
- Ralph Richardson
- John Ripon
- Charles Russell
- Rivers Scott
- Joan Sutherland
- Philip Toynbee
- Martin Turnell
- Bernard Wall
- Patrick Wall
- E.I. Watkin
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