3. Wellington College And The Empire
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Wellington College had strong ties to the British Empire in the early 20th century, as seen through its cadet program in 1910 and a visit from the British navy ship HMS New Zealand in 1913. The school aimed to instill patriotism and support for the military through activities like its barracks week for cadets.
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