Further Reading
- L. M. Cantor & G. F. Matthews (1977) Loughborough from College to University: A History of Higher Education at Loughborough, 1909–66 ISBN 0-902761-19-6
- Leonard Cantor (1990) Loughborough University Of Technology: Past And Present ASIN B0011T8ABK
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