FORWARD It is not given to many to be able to recall and vividly to report the experiences one has shared through childhood, youth and age.
David Greene has that gift. I suspect he gets his greatest pleasure from writing. The deft word, the felicitous phrase, the
discernment of the human situation, come easily and naturally to him. But it is always the human situation that is paramount.
I am glad his memoirs are to be printed. It has been an interesting and rewarding experience to read them and I am sure that they
will make an appeal to many people, especially to his contemporaries.
Walter Foster Barfoot,
July 1966
Archbishop
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