Judging from their undergraduate careers alone, you might well argue that the examples of Bill Bradley and George W. Bush illustrate a subtler point about affirmative action than mere thumbs-up or thumbs-down.
Bradley was not a good student.
The 17th-century cottage was her home from 1905; this was the place where she enjoyed the life of a lady farmer, tending her crops and breeding Herdwick sheep, a breed which was at that time waning in popularity but of which she was very fond.