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Education
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Davidson, L. M. School attendance and the school attendance committee:
the East and North Ridings of Yorkshire, 1876–1880. Jnl
of Educational Administration and History 18 1986.
Mitch, D. F. The impact of subsidies to elementary schools on enrolment
rates in 19th century England. Economic History Rev 39
1986.
Roach, J. A. Boys and girls at school 1800–70. History of Education 15
1986.
Roach, J. A. A history of secondary education in England. 1986.
(Endowed, private and public schools).
Rubinstein, W. D. Education and the social origins of the British
elites 1880–1927. Past and Present 112 1986. Argument about the
role of public schools.
Hills, P. Education and evangelisation: Presbyterian missions in
mid nineteenth century Glasgow. Scottish History Rev 66 1987.
Piggot, D. Problems of staffing the nineteenth century rural school
in England. History of Education 16 1987.
Chinn, C. Was separate schooling a means of class segregation in
late-Victorian and Edwardian Birmingham? Midland History 13
1988.
Shrosbree, C. Public schools and private education. The Clarendon
Commission, 1861–64 and the Public Schools Acts. Manchester
1988.
Heward, C. The class relations of compulsory school attendance: the
Birmingham jewellery quarter 1851–86. History of Education
Quart 29 1989.
Horn, P. The Victorian and Edwardian schoolchild. Gloucester 1989.
Marsden, W. E.‘Mrs Walker’s merry games for little people’: locating
Froebel in an alien environment. British Jnl of Educational
Stud 38 1989. Infant schools.
Rich, P. J. Elixir of Empire: the English public schools: ritualism,
freemasonry and Imperialism. 1989.
Berghoff, Elmut. Public schools and the decline of the British
economy, 1870–1914. Past and Present 129 1990.
Stannard, K. P. Ideology, education and social structure: elementary
schooling in mid Victorian England. History of Education 19
1990.
Thomas, J. B. Victorian beginnings. In British universities and
teacher education. A century of change, ed Thomas, 1990.
Gardner, P. W.‘Our schools’; ‘their schools’. The case of Eliza
Duckworth and John Stevenson. History of Education 20 1991.
Gibson, W. The social origins and education of an elite: the nineteenth-century
episcopate. History of Education 20 1991.
Includes an analysis of schools attended.
Griggs, C. The National Union of Teachers in the Eastbourne area
1874–1916: a tale of tact and pragmaticism. History of Education
20 1991.
Hirst, D. J. Public health and the public elementary schools,
1870–1907. History of Education 20 1991.
Martin, J.‘Hard-headed and large-hearted’: women and the industrial
schools, 1870–1885. History of Education 20 1991.
Roach, J. A. Secondary education in England 1870–1902: public
activity and private enterprise. 1991.
Springhall, J.‘Boys of Bircham School’: the penny dreadful origins
of the popular English school story, 1867–1900. History of
Education 20 1991.
Cale, M. Working for God? Staffing the Victorian reformatory and
industrial school system. History of Education 21 1992.
Evans, W. G. Gender stereotyping and the training of elementary
school teachers: the experience of Victorian Wales. History of
Education 21 1992.
Seaborne, M. Schools in Wales: 1500–1900 – a social and architectural
history. 1992.
Albissetti, J. C. The feminisation of teaching in the nineteenth
century: a comparative perspective. History of Education 22
1993.
Bartle, G. F. The impact of the British and Foreign School Society on
elementary education in the main textile areas of the industrial
north. History of Education 22 1993.
Heward, C. Men and women and the rise of professional society: the
intriguing history of teacher educators. History of Education 22
1993.
Leinster-Mackay, D. The origins of the incorporated association of
preparatory schools and its early concerns: a centennial acknowledgement.
History of Education 22 1993.
Robinson, W. Pupil teachers: the Achilles heel of the higher grade
girls’ schools 1882–1904? History of Education 22 1993.
Fletcher, J. Hiram’s Hospital revisited: a further exploration of a
byway of early Victorian history. History of Education 23 1994.
Taylor, T. As the old cocks crow, the younger ones learn: the school
strikes of 1889 and the new union movement. History of
Education 23 1994.
Thody, A. M. School management in nineteenth-century elementary
schools: a day in the life of a headteacher. History of
Education 23 1994.
Jenkins, E. (ed). Studies in the history of education. Leeds 1995.
Nineteenth century topics include preparatory schools and the
development of school management.
Betts, R.‘Tried as in a furnace’: the National Union of Teachers and
the abolition of the school boards, 1896–1903. History of
Education 25 1996.
Copelman, Dina M. London’s women teachers: gender, class and
feminism 1870–1930. 1996.
Willis, R. Professional autonomy or state sponsorship: the dilemmas
for private teachers in their campaign for registration in
Victorian England. History of Education 25 1996.
Cook, L. A. The contribution of nonconformity to elementary education
in Swansea from the mid-Victorian era to the end of the
nineteenth century. History of Education 26 1997.
Coppock, D. A. Respectability as a prerequisite of moral character:
the social and occupational mobility of pupil teachers in the late
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. History of Education
26 1997.
Modern studies: individual schools and colleges
Bates, H. and A. Wells. A history of Shrewsbury High School. 1962.
Zebedee, D. H. Lincoln Diocesan Training College 1862–1962.
Lincoln 1962.
Stack, V. E. Oxford High School. 1963.
Bishop, T. J. H. Winchester and the public school elite. 1967.
Hope Simpson, J. B. Rugby since Arnold: a history of Rugby School
from 1842. 1967.
Silver, P. and H. Silver. The history of a national school, 1824–1974.
1974.
Baker, D. Partnership in excellence: a late-Victorian educational
venture: the Leys school, Cambridge, 1875–1975. Cambridge
1975.
Bradbury, J. L. Chester College and the training of teachers. Chester
College 1975.
Cox, M. A history of Sir John Deans’s grammar school, Northwich.
Manchester 1975.
May, T. The history of the Harrow County School for Boys. Harrow
School 1975.
Morris, J. A. A history of the Latymer School at Edmonton. Trustees
of the Latymer Foundation 1975.
Bartle, G. F. A history of Borough Road College. 1976.
Berry, M. H. A. and J. H. Higginson (ed). Canterbury chapters: a
Kentish heritage for tomorrow. Canterbury 1976.
Tozer, M. Physical education at Thrings Uppingham. Uppingham
1976.
Parsons, C. Schools in an urban community: a study of Carsbrook
1870–1965. 1978.