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Educational charters and documents 598–1909. Cambridge 1911.
The schools of medieval England. 1915. See Fortnightly Rev Nov
1892.
Lubbock, A. Memories of Eton and Etonians, with boys’ chances at
Eton by Robert Lubbock. 1899.
Meade, L. T. A public school boy. 1899.
Spalding, T. A. The work of the London School Board. 1899.
Mockler-Ferryman, A. F. Annals of Sandhurst: a chronicle of the
Royal Military College, with a sketch of the history of the Staff
College. 1900.
Tod, A. H. Charterhouse. 1900.
Warner, T. R. Winchester. 1900.
Modern studies: general
Robson, A. H. The education of children engaged in industry
1833–76. 1931. Factory schools.
Rich, R. W. Training of teachers during the nineteenth century.
Cambridge 1933.
Tropp, Asher. The school teachers. 1957.
Bell, E. Moberley. A history of the Church Schools Company
1883–1958. 1958.
Newsome, David. Godliness and good learning. 1961. Ideals of the
public school.
Sanderson, J. M. The grammar school and the education of the poor,
1786–1840. British Jnl of Educational Stud 11 1962.
Bamford, T. W. Rise of the public schools: a study of boys’ boarding
schools in England and Wales from 1837 to the present day. 1967.
Sellman, R. R. Devon village schools in the nineteenth century. 1968.
Clark, E. A. G. The early ragged schools and the foundation of the
ragged school union. Jnl of Educational Administration and
History 1 1969.
Kitching, J. The Catholic poor schools. Jnl of Educational
Administration and History 1 and 2 1969.
Rubinstein, D. School attendance in London 1870–1904: a social
history. 1969.
Barnard, H. C. Were those the days. A Victorian education. 1970.
Cruickshank, M. A history of the training of teachers in Scotland.
1970.
Frow, E. and R. The half time system of education. Manchester 1970.
Goldstrom, S. M. (ed). Education: elementary education 1780–1900.
1970.
Johnson, M. Derbyshire village schools in the nineteenth century.
Newton Abbott 1970.
Seaborne, M. The English school: its architecture and organisation.
Vol 1: 1370–1870, 1971; vol 2: 1870–1970, 1977.
Gosden, P. H. J. H. The evolution of a profession. Oxford 1972.
Whitbread, N. The evolution of the nursery-infant school. 1972.
Percival, A. Very superior men: some early public school headmasters
and their achievements. 1973.
Wadsworth, A. P. The first Manchester Sunday schools. In Essays in
social history, ed M. W. Flinn and T. Smout, 1974.
Simon, B. and I. Bradley (ed). The Victorian public school: studies in
the development of an educational institution. 1975.
Davies, W. The intermediate school in rural Wales, 1897–1907: the
problem of school organization. Nat Lib Wales Jnl 19 1976.
Laqueur, W. Religion and respectability: Sunday schools and
working class culture 1780–1850. New Haven CT 1976.
Dent, H. C. The training of teachers in England and Wales
1800–1975. 1977.
Fraser, G. (ed). The world of the public school. 1977.
Gathorne-Hardy, J. The public school phenomenon 1597–1977. 1977.
Honey, J. R. de S. Tom Brown’s universe: the development of the
public school in the 19th century. 1977.
Fletcher, L. The teachers’ press in Britain 1802–1880. Leeds 1978.
Phillips, T. R. The elementary schools and the migratory habits of
the people 1870–1890. British Jnl of Educational Stud 26 1978.
Schools, Teachers and Colleges
Thomas, J. B. The day training college: a Victorian innovation in
teacher training. British Jnl of Teacher Education 4 1978.
Horn, P. (ed). Village education in nineteenth-century Oxfordshire:
the Whitchurch School log book and other documents. Oxford
1979.
Humphries, S. Hurrah for England: schooling and the working
class in Bristol, 1870–1914. Southern History 1 1979.
Dick, M. The myth of the working class Sunday school. History of
Education 9 1980.
Elliott, B. The provision of reformatory schools, the landed class
and the myth of the superiority of rural life in mid-Victorian
England. History of Education 9 1980.
Mangan, J. A. Images of Empire in the late-Victorian public school.
Jnl of Educational Administration and History 12 1980.
Burnett, J. (ed). Destiny obscure: autobiographies of childhood,
education and freedom: a study of nineteenth-century working
class autobiography. 1981. Throws light on the schooling of the
poor.
Digby, A. and P. Searby. Children, school and society in nineteenthcentury
England. 1981. Includes documentary extracts.
Humphries, S. Hooligans or rebels? An oral history of working-class
childhood and youth 1889–1939. Oxford 1981. Oral recollections
of elementary and reformatory schools.
Mangan, J. A. Athleticism in the Victorian and Edwardian public
school: the emergence and consolidation of an educational ideology.
Cambridge 1981.
Timmons, G. T. Secondary education in Coventry in the late 19th
century. Jnl of Educational Administration and History 13 1981.
Bergen, B. H. Only a schoolmaster: gender, class and the effort to
professionalise elementary teaching in England, 1870–1910.
History of Education Quart 22 1982.
Clark, E. A. G. The last of the voluntaryists: the Ragged School
Union in the school board era. History of Education 11 1982.
Searby, P. (ed). Educating the Victorian middle class. History of
Education Soc 1982. Includes chs on girls’ schools, preparatory
schools, schools for lower middle class children, and the local
boys at Harrow School.
Stephens, W. B. Schooling and literacy in rural England, 1800–1914.
History of Education Quart 22 1982.
Ball, N. Educating the people. A documentary history of elementary
schooling in England 1840–1870. 1983.
Brown, C. M. Lancashire industrialists and their schools 1833–1902.
Jnl of Educational Administration and History 15 1983.
Chandos, J. Boys together: English public schools 1800–1864. 1983.
Clark, A. Victorian schools. 1983.
Gardner, P. W. The lost elementary schools of Victorian England: the
people’s education. 1984.
Hurt, J. Reformatory and industrial schools before 1933. History of
Education 13 1984.
Leinster-Mackay, D. The rise of the English prep school. 1984.
McCrone, K. Play up! Play up! And play the game. Sport at the
Victorian public school. Jnl of Br Stud 23 1984.
Anderson, R. Sunday schools and Scottish society in the 19th
century. Past and Present 109 1985.
Ellis, A. Educating our masters. 1985. History of school reading
books in the nineteenth century.
Mason, D. M. School attendance in 19th century Scotland. Economic
History Rev 38 1985. See also the reply by R. D. Anderson, in this vol.
Unwin, R. W. Alternative educational establishments in an English
market town, 1830–70. Jnl of Educational Administration and
History 17 1985. Anglican and Wesleyan day schools.
Bryant, M. The London experience of secondary education. 1986.
Chs 4–9 for London schools in the nineteenth century.
Clamp, P. G. Robert J. Saunders, factory inspector and his national
factory schools experiment, 1841–1843. Jnl of Educational
Administration and History 18 1986.
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