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trustees; both of them were Unitarians. (In fact, at the time Middlesex was founded, Eliot's son Samuel was president of the American Unitarian Association.) Frederick Winsor tailored the Middlesex curriculum to Harvard's entrance requirements and ensured that many of the teachers were Harvard graduates. In 1967, Middlesex placed more students at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton (as a percentage of the graduating class) than all but one

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