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History [ edit ]
The main house was built around 1720 and was occupied by the Royal Military Academy, a facility conceived by Colonel John Le Marchant for training potential junior officers aged 13 to 18, from the Academy's formation in May 1802[2] Sandhurst as the Junior Department of the Royal Military College , in 1811.[3] [4] High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire , in the 1960s.[5] [6] [7] [8]
References [ edit ]
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^ "Bosley's, The Military & Medal Auctioneers" . Bosley's. Retrieved 5 July 2015 .
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