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AHORE: As you stroll past the Punjab University old campus on The Mall, you cannot miss the sole bronze statue of a man that stands on the sidewalk. The inscription below the statue reads: “Alfred Woolner (1878-1936), a great and beloved leader.”
Alfred Woolner was the vice chancellor of the Punjab University from 1928 to 1936. His is the only statue left of many that were positioned in front of prominent buildings during the British Raj in a wave of imperialistic civic zeal.
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