The Frank Muir Book: An Irreverent Companion to Social HistoryPearson Education New Zealand Limited, 1976 - 372 páginas |
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Página 64
... schools and many grammar schools were the property and responsibility of monas- teries . In addition there were a number of schools and university col- leges endowed by towns , guilds and rich men wishing to make a notice- ably handsome ...
... schools and many grammar schools were the property and responsibility of monas- teries . In addition there were a number of schools and university col- leges endowed by towns , guilds and rich men wishing to make a notice- ably handsome ...
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... schools . This was the first time in history that the state had involved itself in education . The reforms which began to take effect in grammar - school and public - school education were wide and lasting , reflecting the vast changes ...
... schools . This was the first time in history that the state had involved itself in education . The reforms which began to take effect in grammar - school and public - school education were wide and lasting , reflecting the vast changes ...
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... schools : There is nothing on earth intended for innocent people so horrible as a school . To begin with , it is a ... schools , mainly fee - paying day grammar schools , which fed bright boys to the civic universities and thence into ...
... schools : There is nothing on earth intended for innocent people so horrible as a school . To begin with , it is a ... schools , mainly fee - paying day grammar schools , which fed bright boys to the civic universities and thence into ...
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