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Master of Trinity:
Here in Cambridge, we've always been proud of our athletic prowess. We believe, we've always believed that our games are indispensable in helping to complete the education of an Englishman. They create character they foster courage, honesty and leadership. But most of all an unassailable spirit of loyalty, comradeship, and mutual responsibility. Would you agree? Harold M. Abrahams:
Yes, sir. I would. Master of Trinity:
Abrahams, there is a growing suspicion in the bosom of this university and I tell you this without in any way decrying your achievements in which we all rejoice, that in your enthusiasm for success you have perhaps lost sight of some of these ideals
Here in Cambridge, we've always been proud of our athletic prowess. We believe, we've always believed that our games are indispensable in helping to complete the education of an Englishman. They create character they foster courage, honesty and leadership. But most of all an unassailable spirit of loyalty, comradeship, and mutual responsibility. Would you agree? Harold M. Abrahams:
Yes, sir. I would. Master of Trinity:
Abrahams, there is a growing suspicion in the bosom of this university and I tell you this without in any way decrying your achievements in which we all rejoice, that in your enthusiasm for success you have perhaps lost sight of some of these ideals
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We believe we've always believed that our games are indispensable
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in helping to complete the education of an Englishman
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They create character
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They foster courage honesty and leadership
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But most of all an unassailable spirit of loyalty
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comradeship and mutual responsibility
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Would you agree Yes sir I would
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I'm afraid there is a growing suspicion in the bosom of this university
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Movie Summary
Two British track athletes, one a determined Jew and the other a devout Christian, are driven to win in the 1924 Olympics as they wrestle with issues of pride and conscience.
